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Although they are all great parts, some hand fitting is very likely to be needed.. If you're not certain how to do this, hire yourself a good & competent gunsmith; installation of these listed parts should not be too bad.. With ALL of these items there can be critical safety concerns if not correctly/ properly performed Eric..

Thanks allot..! I did NOT find this when I was searching...

Nice link. I like how that is set up. To the OP You might as well sign up for the one in Hawaii next weekend! Man..! Wanna talk about a DISTRACTING PLACE to GO take a CLASS..! THAT would be TERRIFIC..!! If you're buyin'... We're FLYIN'..!!! Lol.!

I JUST missed the last one that was in St. Augustine, FL.. I'm trying to find out how one goes about finding other R.O. classes? I'd be looking from the Savannah, GA. area, so.. Likely places for me would be: Charleston & Columbia, SC area's.. Altanta & Augusta, GA.-ish.. Jax/ St. Augustine, FL... I've been trying to see where to find the info myself, but am having no luck thus far. Thanks all, -E!-

Lol.. He bought an M&P now, so.. No more of this "Urinal Speak..."

Welcome neighbor.!

If you can detail mark it, or designate exactly what you need, you can send it to me & I'll mill it out for you... Eric Email me

For sear jigs, I prefer the plain 'ole sear jig by Ed Brown and a set of flat feeler gauges to (+-) angle... Eric

Sweet..!! I really like the LOOKS..!! VERY nice.! Eric

"Curved the Bullet..!!"

Malcolm, I see that Brian does not do exports, but I did not see presses on the restricted list from Dillon Direct; may be worth dropping them an email anyway.. I dunno.. Good luck, Check this out: Dillon International Orders

Check out this benos forum video..: High Speed Spring Video Eric

Can't tell where you're located, so.. Just SEND us the beer..

I have an 012 that I converted to a 013, so I'm not 100% on this, but.. You should be able to push the flange nut out of the spacer and reinsert it into the mechanism minus the spacer..; Thread the screw in partially (1/3+-) and then support "around" the nut & push the nut out.. Thanks, that makes sense, I'll give it a try. Let us(me) know if this does or does not work.. I believe I have some spare parts, and may have something that'll help if you end up w/ a "Fail".. Eric

To the original question.. Yes it is, particularly w/ the case feeder... But... I also have never used a LNL which it seems like from what I've ready here on benos, that everyone who has them love them too..

I'm beginning to use case lube starting today.. Thanks for all of everyone's views on this subject... BTW - This was merely something I had noted but not of great concern, and figured it should be asked about.. Now we all know the scoop on brass shaving/ dust from reloads on our presses..

I have an 012 that I converted to a 013, so I'm not 100% on this, but.. You should be able to push the flange nut out of the spacer and reinsert it into the mechanism minus the spacer..; Thread the screw in partially (1/3+-) and then support "around" the nut & push the nut out..

I ran an 11 in my old G-34 3rd. Gen. and it was perfecto..!

Only the frame # is tracked/ mandatory..; All is well for that mod.

Luckily, I really enjoy Limited because I cannot Get the bug for another gun now.. But I am quite happy w/ the Eagle and DO miss my Edge..

Thank you Sir.!

Okay.. I've decided to give the case lube a shot... So... How do I do it..?!? What do you suggest? Lol.!

Mine is also a pretty fine dust, but it builds up pretty quickly.. Thanks for answering this it helps allot.!

Your's is like the one I saw on eBay.. Nice..! I've been using mine and just "Zero" once I am about to start (After last station..) kicking out live one's..

Uh.. I just mic'd a half dozen and it's avg. more like .024... I'll decrease this if it'll help?