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Need more info to help....Error 1 or Error 2 on display....rifle or pistol....distance from muzzle....other shooters next to you. Or call CED they are helpfull. ~Mike

I was going to do this also but i was unsure if the strong mounts would hold up to the rigors of 50 BMG reloading...so as i have a welder and some scrap metal lying around i made my my own. Seems to work great. ~Mike

Have you got the black plastic primer rod inserted into the primer tube? Have you loosen up the primer feed block and let it float into position? Have you cleaned the primer feed blocks black glide plate? Have you taken the little metal cover off of the white plastic primer drop pin port and checked it for as new condition? --- How many rounds have you made on the press? What make of primers are they? ~Mike

No height issue with BORS itself but you need to use BARRETT rings. ~Mike

Its normal +/- 0.20 gr is about right. You have to work on the timing and feel of your pull...trying taking more than 1 or 2 seconds to complete the pull. Also, clean the powder system with drier cloth as i'm sure you have read before. Also, do you have any loose kernals falling on to the shell plate? If so clean the funnel and stop at the bottom of the pull stroke. My 2c worth.... ~Mike

I use 1/32 (or 1mm) of visible crimp for both my 45ACP and 308 as both are magazine fed. Dunno anything about cowboy action...sry. ~Mike

SMART RELOADER http://www.grafs.com/product/294966 HORNADY http://www.grafs.com/product/295420 Both a marketed as 0.1 gr accuracy.

Currently in the same boat of 'needing to weight each charge'...right now its a not a good time to make a decision. As we have both Hornady and Smart Reloader coming out with new power measures in the next 4-6 weeks. I have also been looking at the acculab VCC and the now discontinued Denver MXX but your looking at a couple of hundred which would buy you either of the new powder measures above. Prolly going to drop my cash on the new Hornady and get one of their new ultrasonic cleaners while i'm at it. I think the 0.1 gr accuracy will be good enough for my NRA matches for now Just my 2c, Mike

Before you do that research stainless steel media tumbling using a Thumbers rotary tumbler. Been hearing lots of rave reviews about it and people saying they will never go back to a vibratory tumbler. http://www.thumlerstumbler.com/ ~Mike

Nice setup Bill. I ended up going with the BARRETT ultra-high rings they are 1.4"...it worked out great. I did have to dial down ~25 MOA to get sighted in but that is not unusual. I also have the adjustable cheek weld up high but its not maxed out. ~Mike

Are you reloading 7.62 for a 308 chamber? On the bottom of the muzzle what caliber does it say? ~Mike

Dillon BFR 50BMG Reloading Machine Stock Number: 50000 Specifications Options Shown with optional 50 BMG Case Trimmer and optional 50BMG Carbide Sizing Die, mounting post not available at this time. Now accepting pre-orders, with an anticipated shipping date of March 15, 2010. TOTAL COST: $999.95 Shown with optional 50 BMG Case Trimmer and optional 50BMG Carbide Sizing Die. 50 BMG Trimmer Assembly-#50050, $374.95 50 BMG Carbide Size Die-#50075, $799.95 * *A 50 BMG headspace case gage MUST be used to adjust the size die-order #14447 $34.00 $1,800 ~Mike

Been having similar issues with my 308...spoke to CED support and tried the following. 1) Move the sensor unit further away from the muzzle...i now use mine at max wire length. 2) Make sure there is no one shooting next to you on the range....mine picks up their muzzle blast and it was causing my E0 errors. Hope this helps. ~Mike

+2 for DEWEY