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Worked perfectly! Thanks for your insight!

I would think so...........however a call to Dillon may be needed to confirm. If the dimensions are identical, I would definitely prefer the black version for longevity!

IIRC, the only difference in the RL1100 PM is it comes with the black, heat treated powder die.......

Even though TSA did my Competition Level Action Job, which includes the same parts, I agree with @Boomstick303100% on his assessment! Had also tested the AC and GG packages prior to the TSA package.

Trace: I too switched to the 124g JHPs after talking extensively with Luke at KKM; and having TSA install a KKM 1:16 match barrel. So far, the right powder/bullet combo is providing pretty impressive results. I think you'll like the switch..........

Been using Federal Match SPPs for MANY years, and have never had an issue in ANY of my pistols! And your load of 3.5 N320 pushing a 147g JHP is a tack driver!

@jubi351you are correct! For the small powder bar it is #13951. Luckily I dug through some boxes and found one! Thanks for your help!

Anyone know if the "powder bar post" is available as a separate item; or does one have to buy the entire powder bar assembly? I've probably got one buried deep in a box somewhere, but not really sure........... I've located stock on the springs, just can't find the post! (circled in red) Thanks!

I've never used WSF, so I can't comment on how well it loads or the performance it produces. However, I have used VV for MANY years and have found the recommended powders for my 9mm loads to always produce EXCELLENT results being loaded through the Dillon XL650s and the RL1100. It has also been recommend to me by very experienced loaders and manufacturers in the business to use VV N320, N330, or N340 for anything from 115g to 147g and above shooting standard velocities. If you download the VV reloading data, you can see info for several powders depending on the velocity you desire. IMO, and after using it a while instead of N320, the N330 is an awesome powder that provides excellent results and will work with about any bullet weight you can use. HTHs PS: Some good info on VV powders...............

I agree with @GrumpyOne. Way too much crimp! I would toss them in the "lesson learned" bin and try again with unused bullets!

FWIW: From another S1050/RL1100 user group discussing brass receiving crooked/upside down/no primers during loading:

Definitely recommend the AC trigger for the P322! And the red looks GREAT! HTHs!

Finally opened the box with the new Dillon RL1100 shell plate (v2?). Very easy to see the updates.

Got the MANUAL!

Used the micrometer adjustable powder bar with a Dillon bar for a LONG time in my XL650s! Also bought one for the RL1100. https://www.uniquetek.com/product/T1231 A definite recommendation for the Dillon Powder Measure!

This was the info I was sharing with you on FB. All I have at the moment with the Blue 125s...... HTHs P320Max-w-BlueBullets125gtc.pdf

The "coke bottle" effect has been discussed many times............

Thanks!

Guess it's just a matter of time on my MAX...... Thanks for your feedback!

SMH........... @ddc @echotango Has Sig CS offered any insight into what might be going on?

From the article I posted above. This has ALWAYS worked for any nominal sized bullet combination I have loaded in 9mm!

Wow! Definitely an unusual situation......... We're all these rc springs you refer to the 6"/1911 lengths? Or the full length Sig spec?