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^^^^^^^^^^ Bump the speed up and watch at 1.5 speed. Won't take 28 minutes.

Thanks Jaques. Found it.

I clicked on the ebay link and it does not show the product. Also, I typed in UFO light and UFO LED light at ebay and came up with lights that are the approximate size of a hockey puck and are called grow lights. Thanks for the photos. However, the photo with the lights out, I can not seem to identify where the light is mounted. Could you provide a new link or highlight where the UFO light is in your photo? Thanks

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SO,,,,,,,,,,,,how much do you have to practice so that you do not miss?

That is always the plan. However, the last 8 years, it has been very difficult to match up your favorite primer and favorite powder from the same store. UGH............

Thanks amada8. Now working for me too. Very interesting.

I am using Dillon dies and Zero 147 FMJ and all is semi well. I sort brass and only use USA made range pickup brass. I have had seating problems in the past (bullet will not case gauge) and so therefore I have had success with USA manufactured brass and that is what I use.

Nice Video...............NO AUDIO!!!!!!!!!!! and YES all audio settings are set correct as both audio and video are working on other links.

I believe this is the correct way to measure. However, as a side bar, it would be nice to know how many times you pulled the handle in a 5 or 10 minute cycle.

Good idea. However........................ Has the wrench broken yet? You know it will. How many times have you used the wrench?

I would get a second opinion from another State Farm Agent. I have received answers from my State Farm agent, on an unrelated item to this topic, and he was overruled by the claims department which resulted in no financial support from State Farm for me.

I agree with the above and had to do it to my pin (s) also. However, why can't the manufactures have the pins made to that specification to begin with so that it will function properly out of the box?

My Vibra Prime has worked very well on Small Pistol Primers from CCI, Fed, Rem and it has to be finessed and coaxed to run Win primers. The reason for the problem with Win is that upon closer inspection, they are not perfectly round and therefore hang up at the feeding point. There was a thread on this forum a couple of years ago (during the primer shortage era) (which is when I purchased mine) regarding problems with Win primers. Occasionally, i get an inverted primer which is caught during case gauge inspection.

Why no love for the Dillon dies? I load 40 and all is well.

Seems your spread needs to come down too. Should have no problem making major.

Even more perfect!!!! I have Stihl chain saws, but they do not have a grease point so I did not know this tool existed. Great follow up Rich. I think I like this one best as it is smaller and appears easy yo use. Lucky me................they have it in stock at 1 of my local HD stores.

Thanks for the quick and informative reply Sarge. I saw that tool somewhere before while surfing the WWW. However, it appeared to me that the injection nozzle was to large to go into the hole, so the search continued. I will get one ordered from Snap On as it looks like it is not made from Reynolds Aluminum Wrap like the one I saw previously and away we go. Many Thanks

I have an older 650 that does not have any zerk fittings on the link arms. There is a hole on the main press body close to the ram shaft on the left side and then another hole on the crank block. Since the newer 650's have zerk fittings on the link arms, I figure mine must need grease where that hole is on the link arm and the crank block. The hole is smaller than 2mm and I can not find a syringe that will fit into the hole. While reading the forum, I have seen some sort of contraption that people have said to use. However, the contraption does not have a name or a manufacture listed so I have not been able to resource one. Also it looks like the contraption's diameter is to large for the hole and therefore the grease will be going everywhere except into the hole. Also, should the grease be applied to the hole on the main bady assembly? Any help as to how to do this or the name of the contraption and where it can be purchase would be of great help. Also how often should the greasing be done? Thanks

Personally, I hope not. Too much going on inside of the reticle. I like thin cross hairs with a small illuminated red dot in the center of a small circle.

Try it now. The link worked for me. The price is $59.00. Has a picture.

Home Depot, Lowe's, Hardware Store or use a empty one from your auto or household cleaning supplies.

In your photo that is showing your case gauging and when reading from left to right, would the photos represent: 1. case gauge, 2. supported ramp and 3. unsupported ramp?

I do not think that it is a crack. I think they are sink holes.

You get better each year!