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I like it but it is a pain to sort them out. It keeps my primer inventory and press changeovers simple.

I have some. I pm'd you.

Not much. If your shooting full power defensive stuff you will feel a difference but the gun will be fine.

Remove the shock buff and all will be right again.

I have done it on bullseye loads and it helped a lot with accuracy, BUT, the brass I was using was mixed and fired a bunch of times. The lengths were all over the place causing inconsistent crimps. If all your brass is the same length it's an epic waste of time to trim them.

every time i see 9mm 115's in stock they only have 1000 count. is it just that the cases are selling out so fast or am i missing something?

That's the military crimp. The super swage or a 1050 will correct it.

I got a bunch of miscellaneous 1050 parts/accessories at about 7 weeks after placing my order, still waiting on the press. As far as fedex I do like that they deliver on Saterday... yeah, except when the tracking shows that its on the truck for delivery on Saturday and the guy never stops to deliver it! my girlfriend was home all day and had no idea that they were there. no attempted delivery tag either. tracking was updated saying that no one was home. Maybe its just my area, but in my experience FedEx for anything other than overnight is an insult to customers.

ordered some bullets and machine parts 1/31. they shipped 3/25, and Dillon really needs to stop using that miserable fedex home delivery for shipping. Carrier pigeons would work better.

any idea what the stock height is?

Thank you!

Hi guys, While i'm waiting for nics to clean here in wornderful NJ( been averaging 7-10 days from what I hear), i want to get a FO front sight ordered for my new gun. Its a full size Springfield 1911A1 stainless in 9mm. Also any recommendations on a good small diameter FO front sight would be appreciated. Thanks!

Another +1 on the z axis dro. It's one of those things that you won't think you need until you use a mill with one.

I've noticed that when the brass is fired a bunch of times and its length changes, that makes a huge difference in accuracy because it affects the crimp. Head stamp really doesn't mater, but the consistency of the case length does. for me anyway.

thanks guys. I looked high and low but came up short. I ended up buying a Dayton gearmotor off ebay for less than $100. Part #4z134 90v dc 18 rpm 150 in/lb torque. It works well. Hardest part was figuring out the linkage geometry I also extended the crankshaft and added another support bearing, and added set screws to eliminate the play in the key that links the 2 pieces of the crankshaft. Base is 1/2 steel. Clutch is from McMaster.