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this holster does what you need .fits BOSS hanger https://www.midwayusa.com/product/1338297873?gungroupid=1-472-2195-462-11-HA0 https://www.midwayusa.com/product/1338349848 ( You don't need QLS)

Amazon sold you one of the recalled units from a few years ago. They had a bad batch of battery caps. OR you need a lesson on how to install a very fine threaded battery cap. Set the cap on the sight now turn it as to loosen to line it up then tighten .

depends on the end result use. Do you get your brass back? Brass fired in only one gun?

? ? Did you read your own post?????

Some one is willing to pay his prices. He sold his Varget. That happens to be in stock at BCR.

What about the guys who clame they are doing this in the kitchen .

yes and can also be cut for a MOS type plate.

Complete set of redding dies.

The last time i weighed each charge i used a lee scoop . Maybe a scoop dropped then let the rcbs take over. With that said now i do test loads like I AM going to load. That way any veration in how the powder drops etc comes into play.

Your local gun shop that sales reloading supplies. That you have been supporting all this time(years).

agree 10ish years for me

Look at a 550 .

What caliber do you plan on loading? Multiple?

No power factor. 115/124 will have less recoil loaded over your 3.2 wst. You will probably find 124/125s will be a little more reliable knocking over Steel . Compared to the 115s.

How is the double alfa one doing. Not interested in the pal filer at almost three times the cost.

And when you dry clean very little sticking at the expander /powder drop stage. press operates smother. In addition less crimping issues(the brass hardens/becomes more brittle when wet cleaning).It would not surprise me if eventually some who wet clean notice their lead levels go up. From absorbing the liquid through their skin or some other contamination issue.

Springs take a set thearfore are shorter or collapsed.

Yours is the 7th one i have seen break that way. All stood up to load putting to much pressure on the small press. All had 30k+ rounds before they broke. Two after they returned broke a link arm. You have it figured out.

You stand up to load?

The commercial "H" style target feet are 20 inch long.

It's normal for a worn out spring to be shorter than a new one.

1.2 is kind of long for a production gun. Most wont handle anything over 1.135.

Have you been to this section https://forums.brianenos.com/forum/318-pistol-caliber-carbine/ most of your questions have been answered their. May not be Ruger pacific. A blow back action AR9 is virtually the same. The comp will never work like in a open pistol. once the bolt opens the PSI is relived . It takes the path of least resistance . Out the ejection port. Do some reading in that section it will save you some components and in the end time.

Remove the pin that activates the primer punch. see if problem goes away.

You have bent the alignment pins at some point. They could have been that way new but if you tighten or loosen the tool head in the up position they can/ will bend. That's the binding you are feeling.