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Problems with your post... 1. It's ERRONEOUS "data" produced by an incompetent inexperienced fool 2. This proudly posting FOOL actually thinks that's something real and accurate 3.YOU post this ridiculous inaccurate erroneous "ballistics data" based on your lack of knowledge Please read the Forum guidelines on attitude when posting.. AttitudePlease be polite. Or if not polite, at least respectful.No bickering. Regardless of the subject matter.Antagonistic, offensive, or quarrelsome tones are not acceptable.

It's true that the only way you can sell a product you manufacture is through the vendor tent Forum. If you feel that you wish to start a business you can contact Brian . Personally ,I feel that you would do well. Please feel free to continue sharing your designs with the members. Sharing is what this Forum is all about.

That is some high tech goodness. I wish that I had the ability to use it. Thanks for sharing. Well done.

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I got tired of the spent primers flying all over the floor on my 550. I used a plumbing coupling and cut a notch in it. Works very well. https://www.lowes.com/pd/Fernco-2-in-x-2-in-x-2-1-2-in-dia-Coupling-PVC-Fitting/1000075331?cm_mmc=shp-_-c-_-prd-_-rpe-_-google-_-lia-_-142-_-plumbingconnectionsandsupport-_-1000075331-_-0&store_code=2544&placeholder=null&gclid=Cj0KCQjw17n1BRDEARIsAFDHFewdV184Quhy2YlgLDlfe4f1KSe-InDxrhKWMnKXZr5t6XccBhcaXKwaAnS7EALw_wcB&gclsrc=aw.ds

Pictures wold help. Perhaps you have the dies set wrong. Try taking off the rod and see if that helps. Might be on wrong. Try taking one die at a time out and see if that solves it. It maybe simple as that you overtightened the shellplate or you set the crimp die too tight.

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Light is supplied by the camera. Too much light can fuzz out the image. I had to use some black magic marker to dull the camera lights.

Roll crimp is to keep bullets in place when firing the revolver. If the crimp isn't applied the bullet can pull out and stop the action from turning. Reloading for practice or competition requires the same amount of steps. Why would you not want to crimp properly?

Any of the inexpensive back up camera systems will work. You can get them on Ebay or Amazon for under $50.00. You just need to get a 12 volt plug in adapter for power.

Ranges here are open.They are also gun sales which makes them essential. The rules in this state still s#$k but at least I can shoot and chrono loads.

I have always used two dies. Seating and crimping. Crimping, in my experience is a more delicate set up than seating. I prefer the ability to precisely set the crimp with a separate die. I have a camera set up and can easily see each round. i would rather rely on my eyes, and keep my mind on the reloading process with out counting on a powder alarm . The only alarm I use tells me when it's time to dump in a new tube of primers. YMMV

Happy Passover. May the Angel of Death pass over your houses this year. God led us out of Egypt. He will lead us out of this plague. Stay safe.

Weighing the round is the least productive way to find a squib. The brass varies a lot between head stamps. The bullet can vary greatly in weight. The only way to safely check is to break down the rounds. Don't cut corners on safety. The only thing you lose is time.

Before this becomes a debate.......locked.

Set mine up attached to the ceiling. I like the idea of an angle adjustment.

GOTCHA! April fool.

You don't ask, you don't get. No post is too old on the Forums.

Welcome to the addiction. Hit the search on Dillon presses. Lots of good info.

My Campbell soup cans and string have been working fine for years now.

Good advice. I'm trying.

I went from single stack to production. It wasn't my first DA shot that got me, it was my second shot. My finger thought it was pulling that DA pull again. I keep hitting an alpha-mike on the first target. Working on it.