Jasper86

my bench has gone through a few revisions...and by the time im done (and finally in my own home), i have a feeling it'll be more like "reloading FLOOR" instead of "reloading room" (luckily my better half enjoys shooting ALMOST as much as i do, to the point where i've ever got her coming home surprising me with a few boxes of primers here and there, more powder, even a new 1911 once!. original bench (w/ my old Sq. Deal) then, risen from the ashes! with a new Rockchucker and 550b! then frustration set in. i had little room for my handloading stuff, so i moved some shelving around, and ta da, i gained 6 more feet!

FWIW, i'm selling my Square Deal interested?

thanks for the replies guys. the bulge bothers me enough that i'll be picking up a rockchucker rather soon, and a U-die for full length resizing. the case (resized on my square deal) measures .3755" through most of the casing, and .3880" at the bulge. not MUCH, but enough that it's noticeable, and most definitely bothers me (OCD with my reloading stuff)

is there a similiar solution for a Square Deal press? i've got one i bought originally sized for .38sp, but bought a caliber conversion kit from Dillon for 9mm. (been shooting a lot of IDPA with my glock 19, so reloading 9mm only seemed logical). i'm getting the "guppy belly" on my 9mm cases after decapping/resizing, and the bulge is significant (.01+"). i'm fairly sure my glock will chamber it without a problem, and seeing as the G19 is the only 9mm i own, theres no chance of running this "bulged" ammo through any of my other guns? (i'd hate to trash 1500+ pieces of glock-ized 9mm brass)...but if i did, does anyone make a supported barrel (something with a tighter throat) so i can avoid this all together?