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Standing. Never considered sitting. Just seems like sitting would make it a lot harder to operate the press.

Thanks for clarifying that.

I see the 750 has a "limited lifetime warranty". Dillon will either repair or replace defective parts on an exchange basis. I hope you don't have to send Dillon broken springs and other small parts to get replacements.

7/8-14.

Any long time subscriber should know this. Check out Hickok45's FAQ 11 and Reloading tips - powder charge. I don't think it's a light load by any means.

Pictures would help.

Competition electronics will rebuild or replace at 1/2 retail price at most. Got mine back a month or so ago. Cost me $52.00, that included shipping to them, repair and return shipping. Mine was in worse shape than yours. http://www.competitionelectronics.com/support/returns-service/

e3. The cleanest I have used.

Some older Alliant load guides here. The 2003 edition is a nice pdf. http://www.castpics.net/LoadData/Freebies/RM/Alliant.html

Recob's has both hp-38 and win231. http://www.recobstargetshop.com/browse.cfm/2,65.html

RCBS has a new press available in 5 or 7 stage configuration. Also you can start with the 5 stage and convert to the 7 stage.

Recob's has HP-38, HS-6, BE-86, e3, Power Pistol and Bullseye now. http://www.recobstargetshop.com/browse.cfm/2,192.html

Third generation had titegroup 1lb. 110 of them when I saw it. 39 lb.'s by this post time. Popular powders don't last very long.

Castpics has many old manufacturers reloading guides available. http://www.castpics.net/LoadData/Freebies/RM/Alliant.html I suggest Alliants 2003 guide. I use 3.9 gr. at 1.145" with precision delta 124 gr. 9mm. Averages about 1070 fps. out of my glock.

Sounds like Ming got it right. No way a small primer ram will get wedged into a small primer pocket. Lots of room to spare.

http://store.thirdgenerationshootingsupply.com/browse.cfm/2,3634.html Third generation has titegroup in stock. Will go fast.