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  1. I have a Dillon 650 that I have had for over a year with no problems (started on a 550 over 10 years ago). Recently, I have started having problems with getting a consistent OAL in several calibers. I use Redding Comp Seaters. The problem first started with using factory reject bullets I get from a local manufacturer, but I have tried using new brass and new bullets with the same result. The seater dies have been thoroughly cleaned and properly adjusted. Toolhead is a CNC machined toolhead that is achored with set screws. I am at a loss. Any help will be greatly appreciated!!

  2. I have a competition barrel I am fitting for my 92 and have a couple of questions for those of you that do gunsmithing. The biggest is would you use the original locking block on the new barrel or would you use a new locking block, plunger, and pin? I am concerned about it wearing differently and not working properly in the stock barrel.

  3. It does have a rail.I found a safariland that works really well with it. It is actually a Springfield XD model but works great...fits like a glove. The model number is: 568-49. It comes with both a paddle and belt attachments.

  4. I recently bought a 96A1 and have been unable to find a holster. I have read the posts on the Beretta Forum and thought I would ask here. Any help will be greatly appreciated.

  5. I have been using a Lee universal for the last two years on non-military brass with no problems, but broke the pin on the first batch of military 5.56 brass. It was used in a lee single stage press. I looked for replacement pins and LEE charges about $3 for one pin. I decided to buy an RCBS universal decapper and a bag of 50 pins for about $35 total. LEE lasted a long time, but for the money, RCBS works out better. You can get a bag of 5 pins for about $3.

  6. I have a holster a friend gave me for a Beretta 92FS that I love, but it has no identifying marks on the back. The only stamp says "made in South Africa". It is a black belt slide and is made of thick, tough leather. Any help identifying it would be most appreciated. I will post pics in the coming days.

  7. I will try ya'll's ideas. I have four different VV powders and will see how they work. I'm still trying to find my fave load and bullet weight. I really like factory 147gr, but figured i would try a wider variety of weights. Hopefully in the next year or two I can start shooting competitions.

  8. I am looking for load info for MG 121 IFP in 9mm. I'll be using VV 3n37,3n38, n340, or n350. I have looked thru my manuals and done a search on here but couldn't find anything. I shoot a stock 92FS. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

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