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Been trying for days. Is that just a simple on/off switch?

Did the bolt that was giving you issues get tested in the lowers? When I switched bolts (from Lantac to JP) my issue totally disappeared.

I did have both of those issues. I was running a Lantac bolt but switched it out to the JP and all issues went away...

I just purchased a used MA Systems case feeder.(older yellow one) The person I purchased did not have anything but the unit itself. The case feeder has a strange extension cord attached and my best guess is there was some kind of switch that caused the unit to run. when I plug the case feeder to juice, nothing happens. Can anyone share photos or a description for the parts missing.

Im not sure, I will check.

the rifle picks up the next round fine an locks back on an empty mag.

I have a TriggerTech Diamond and although it will go gown to 1 lb I have it set at about 2.5. I have several times (live fire only) had the hammer follow the bolt home and when the trigger is pressed its dead. Will not fire. I can manually work the charging handle and the rifle with fire. I have tried to reproduce the problem manually working the bolt and it only seems to do it during live fire. Also important, I thought i hada faulty trigger so I swapped it out with a second trigger (same make model). Problem persists. Any ideas? Lantac upper/lower lantac buffer/spring triggertech safety thanks!

Was afraid of that...thanks for the info.

We have a couple of revolvers in the store that have cracked frames. Is there any saving these or are they parts now...? Thanks

got the redding die...will see if it fixes the problem.

I check he seating stem and I am already using the pointed end. I did notice there is quite a bit of access room. I also tried Dillion's suggestions of allowing the cases to center the dies. I will load some over the weekend and report back. if it doesn't fix it, I'll order the Redding die.

Thanks for the suggestions and ideas...I will try them all.

Yeah I have shot a ton of them...

The reloads worked fine with this powder funnel. If something has changed I'm not sure what it is. the bullets measure .358 the cases range from .740 to .746 the bell is set for the shorter cases, so the longer ones are probably getting hit pretty hard, but seem to get pressed into shape at the crimp stage. you can see the bulge better in this pic. It's only on one side, almost like the bullet is cockeyed.....

I'm hoping you guys will have seen this before and be able to help me out. im reloading on a Dillon 650 with Dillon dies. The only thing I changed was the powder funnel to the one provided with the mr bullet feeder. you can see where the base of the bullet is making a visible line on the outside of the brass. These rounds will not chamber. Range Brass various head stamps buyou 135 bullets