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I'm using a Lee size/decap die in station 1 A Mr Bullet Feeder funnel in a Dillon powder die in station 2 A Mr Bullet Feeder (mini) die in station 3 A Lee seat/crimp die in station 4 I'm using .357 plated bullets, because that's what my barrel slugged at. I don't get any bullet pull.

This is with out a doubt the best accessory for a Dillon 550. It replaces the die in station 3, and drops a bullet on every stroke. You can load up the magazine in advance with 100 bullets. It's really a time saver !!

What makes you think it's mine?

So I shouldn't post this?

My cost to reload 9mm or .38 Short Colt is bullet $0.10, primer $0.03, powder $0.02, plus brass.

If you can find ANY primers or bullets, BUY THEM. There are massive shortages going on right now. Powder is slightly better, but not much. My advice is, BUY WHAT EVER YOU CAN GET.

Duct tape ?

First Federal 115, then Winchester White Box 115. The Federal were worse. I finally gave up and bought some 9mm dies. I loaded up some ammo with Federal Small Pistol Primers, backed of the strain screw a half a turn, and went to the range today. No issues, no light hits, imagine that

Revolver bullets creep forward, almost like a bullet puller. I've had factory ammo pull out of the case and sit in the cylinder.

Plus I'm loading .357 bullets in a 9mm case.

I haven't shot them yet, I'll let you know tomorrow. In a revolver you need a good crimp.

Here's the crimp I'm using

They're Berry's and my caliper says .357

It's set up like a seating die with a knurled knob on top. Do I crimp on the die itself, or do I need to screw in the knurled knob. It seems like either will work I'm shooting these 9mm in my S&W 929 revolver. Factory ammo has too much bullet creep.

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Thanks guys I bought this one also, and yeah it's accurate !! And cheap like me https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00ESHDGOI/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_2BFjFbQ4VF6YK

Berry's 125gr flat point. It's a 38/357 bullet

I loaded 125gr flat points .357 in both .38 Short Colt and 9mm. 4.0gr Titegroup 4.2 4.4 4.6 I'll chrono them on Monday thru both my 627 and 929. I'll let you guys know how it goes.

Greetings all, I'm loading a 125gr Berry's flat point in a 9mm case for use in my S&W 929 revolver. Anybody have any idea what the oal should be? Here's where I'm at now.

Fill up one of the pieces of brass with powder, dump it into the other? Are they both filled to the same level?

Thanks everyone, I bought one of these. I'll let you guys know how it works.

Thanks, Is this the one you guys are talking about? https://www.amazon.com/dp/B002BDOHNA/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_GCqhFb9J0K2XG

I'm trying not to buy another Dillon while mine's in quarantine in Scottsdale at my buddy's house