So have my new Super 1050 shipped in 308, I ran ~200 rounds through it and had a few issues with the feeding on to the shell plate. I thought i would chalk it up to my inexperiance with the 1050. I have 2 650's and am very proficeiant with them and can solve any issue that has come up.
After my 308 session I swapped out he tool head and shell plate to begin processing my big batch of 223. (tool head set-up: Dillon FL sizing die, 223 back up die and SP swage rod, removed primer asst, nothing, RT1200 and dillon 223 die, nothing, Lyman neck expander). I ran ~1500 pcs of brass and had ~ 50ea pcs that had a crushed torn neck that happened at the swage station. I was able to feel the problem and attemted to realign the back-up die, to ensure it was concentric, it was, also I slowed WAY down thinking I may have been going to fast and rocking the cases to much. I also re-cheched the tension of the shell plate and it was spot on. (i now have 40 canidates for 300 black out) I addition to this frustrating problem, the case feed was still an issue, locking up the machine, popping the brass out before station 1. Please any help would be appreciated