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Those early Glock 22s had chamber and feed ramp issues too leading to the infamous "Glocked" 40 brass. Everyone used to look for the rectangular firing pin imprint and separate that "Glocked" brass for trash or extra resizing.

Sounds like the Norma brass uses the smaller flash hole like Lapua 6mm BR. There is a slightly smaller decapping pin used on 6BR dies that might fit your dies IF you want to use that brass.

Dillon 550. If you need faster later add a 650/750. Use the Dillon 550 as a transition.

rice

Suggest you will want the ARCA rail soon and possibly adding extra weight with your B14R - suggest look at the Area 419 weighted ARCA rail. I use AccuTac bipod but also still use old faithful Harris bipod. If you can attend a match - you can see and try multiple types of bipods. The B14R is a great choice.

Never going to Dicks again since the AR debacle.

Any questions about MPA products - just call them. They are easy to talk to. See the owner and team members at PRS matches all the time (I am reformed pistol competitor shooting PRS now).

It depends on how far you want to pursue the sport. Many are spending $$ on Vudoo or RimX (Rem 700 clones) in custom chassis, etc. Bergara B14R is common and excellent bang for buck. Plenty of CZs too. PRS22 matches are trending toward smaller targets at longer ranges 100-200 plus a few 300-400 engagements. Big issue is the capability of your rifle and especially your 22lr ammo. Key will be finding a steady supply of 22lr match ammo that works in your rifle. Finding premium 22lr ammo is similar to chasing Berger 105 hybrids, varget, etc. I see semiautos at NRL22 matches but have not seen any semiauto 22lr at PRS22

I load PRS rifle ammo (223 with 75s, 65CM with 140s) on a Dillon 550 with Dillon powder drop with ball powder. I think pistol ammo on Dillon powder drop = just fine.

MPA DS9. Love mine - got an early version and they already upgraded it to latest specs for free. MPA is a dominant force in PRS and they are committed to success in USPSA also.

Better return than CDs

It was a few weeks and over the Thanksgiving/Christmas/New Years holidays. I see the owner at PRS matches so was not in a hurry.

Yes, I had my early model "upgraded". I am blessed. MPA has a great reputation in the PRS community for customer service.

MPA has great customer service. I bought an early DS9 and they contacted me for a free upgrade to current DS9 specs - just got it back. Great communication. I use their products for PRS and see the owner Phil regularly at matches.

Will any progressive press address your concerns of "Variations in the bullet seating depth from 0.001" to 0.008""?