When I was making terminators for networking the simple solution was to fold the outside lead of the 100R resistor over qand wind it around the outside till it was finished, then slip the ferrule over and crimp it. With those that you have loose crimps simply cut the braid longer and then push it back, and after putting the centre pin in push the braid down, fold over and flatten back against itself then pop the ferrule over. Can be poor connectors, cable with thin braiding but the fix, other than tossing out for the right stuff, is just to do that.
Yes I buy generic BNC fittings, and generic cable if nothing else is available, and do not want to wait the weeks it will otherwise take to arrive, or pay the price for RS to deliver one connector "available within 6-10 business days from the UK/EU warehouse" via courier.