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2 more 4 pounders of n320 up today at ammoparts.com

This ^^^^ measure your bullets before you seat them, you will see the same variances in them that you do in the loaded ammo

mine used to... then things just started going down hill... no amount of messing with it seemed to improve anything, I admit I am not the best tinkerer. But at the end of the day it was inevitable that a Dillon would be on the horizon sooner or later, when that has happened to mine in the past, a 12$ part is what fixed it... the slider inside the primer trough got boogered up, new one had it priming like a champ

I believe what Missouri means is that that their 18bhn alloy is the best choice they offer for use with higher FPS loads as opposed to the Match 10bhn & Cowboy 12bhn alloy they offer which would be geared more toward SAS/CAS. 17-18 brinell is the current standard for commercial casting alloys and will not cause any adverse effects by using a lighter load. Accuracy on the other hand is another story, with all other variables being constant you can't adjust one and expect the same results. You may find out that your accuracy increases using the lighter load. But anytime you are changing components or loads significantly your going to need to do a small ladder test to find the one that is going to work best for you.

Thanks! It was good seeing you all! Don and I are glad to be here!

Thank you! Your FFL dealer just emailed us so we have it boxed up and ready to ship out tomorrow!