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Possibly. I’ve had that happen to me with PrimaV and Shooters world major pistol.

The N320 of 10+ years ago was faster than the stuff they sell now, I’m wondering if the load data has been updated. That happened when clays production went from Australia to Canada.

Have you tried Titegroup for shotgun loads? I prefer TG to any of the dot powders for 12 gauge.

I marked up a couple rounds before crimping with a factory crimp die and see no evidence of bullet swaging. The bullets are .356” seated to 1.10”.

I marked up a couple rounds before crimping with a .356 135gr bullet seated at “1.100 and you can see that the FCD sizer doesn’t touch the brass where the bullet sits.

I had the 4 inch mount on my 1050 and it was solid as a rock. As far as rigidity goes get the inline fab bin bracket, it makes a significant improvement in rigidity between the press and case feed mount.

That’s what he did for me. I sent him the specs for my Ponsness and I couldn’t be happier with what he sent me.

The Inline fabrication output bracket is a nice upgrade and is a must as far as I’m concerned.

http://mrbulletfeeder.biz/ I called him to order one.

Sorry no pics, I sold the gun a few months ago. I think I posted a pic of it, I’ll see if I can find it. I did change the angle so it was a bit forward.

I cut off the first hole of the ipsc Alex thumbrest then drilled and tapped a second hole straight to the optic mount. I only had to zero the gun once in two years.

Wow, nice work! Digging the clear housing.

There is a special place in heaven for those in the business of life saving.

^^^The priming system alone is worth the price.