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I had this issue within 3 months of getting my 1050. 9mm, 40 S&W, 45 ACP and especially 38 Special and this was my cure.

It is metric. If you use the search function it is here.

I use the Lyman Cleaner and when it gets too dirty I filter it though a coffee, put it back in the machine and add as necessary. I tried the Hornady cleaner but didn't like it.

That's a case where they should be learning how to shoot DA first shot. They can install a lighter hammer spring on the CZ to achieve a lighter DA pull, but being careful to not go too light.

I think that your only option is S&W or and authorised dealer.

Thanks Alec.

And my solution Cut the pin off a bent Dillon decapping pin and file the barrel square. Then get a pack of Lyman decapping pins. To assemble, drop in the lyman pin, add the Dillon barrel and screw the cap back onto the stem. A picture is worth a thousand words.

Would the hand on the 929 be a little shorter, so as to allow the cylinder to, for all intents and purposes, short stroke?

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This is what Dan is talking about.

It looks like the Trojan is sold, but the Spartan, IMO, isn't a good deal. He's asking $850.00 for a used gun that was about $600 new, even though it has a few extras, I don't think that it's worth it.

Me \too. Definately a better classifier but alas we are stuck withthe 72 round and the 5x5.

IMO the 5x5 classifier is not a good representation of how good you are. It's nothing more than a stand and deliver and it can place you in a class that you will never (or more than likely not) get anywhere but the bottom. A better one is the standard 72 round classifier.

While I only have experience with the CasePro, The only problem (?) with the Roll Sizer is that it doesn't condition the case rim like the CasePro. Probably not a problem with cases ejected into sand, but potentially a problem with cases ejected onto gravel.

Some people would have a problem when you disagree with them. I ain't one of them. Seen it too often.

I don't have a problem with you disagreeing with me.. It works for you but didn't for me. Each to his own opinion.

I used one for 2 years and ended up giving it away. I could sort everything quicker by han. The problem was 380 fit 9mm, 9 fits 40 and 40 fits 45. You still have to sort through it again. IMO it's waste of coin.

My wife and I have 3 CompTacs, 2 for Glocks and 1 for a P320. All IDPA legal. https://comp-tac.com/international-holster-belt-paddle-drop-offset-holster-comp-tac/ The drop offset adaptor is legal for a woman but not a man in IDPA. It can be used in USPSA.

I've had a few, hence conditioning the first.

Making sure that the ammo enters the cylinder without binding. If it binds or offers resistance, then the moonclip is more than likely bent.

My round counter is very simple, I fill factory trays and boxes, then count the boxes. Cheap and simple and costs nothing.

It does in a 650/1050 but on a 550 not too much, just saves getting the finger/thumb cramp on the left hand. I'm running the KISS bullet feeder, the fore runner the MBF, on a 1050. Had that for over 11 years.

They can be converted by drilling a hole in the appropriate location and installing a pop rivet. Done many. That is what we had to do in Canada.