DC730

i try to keep mine sorted . for me it make loading go a lot smoother on the dillon 650. to me i can feel the difference between the resizing of some different brand brass and it just throws your pace off when one goes super easy or really hard. have had a brand also not flare the case mount as much as another so when your loading if you may smash some cases if not holding bullets all the way up into the die. i use case lube as well so that isnt the problem of feeling difference in sizing. to me it not a huge deal just do a little every once and a while grab a bucket of clean brass and a towel and just start making a pile between win ,rp ,federal , starline everything else goes into a bucket to be sold as range brass

i have to take mine apart but i dont see how that spring effect anything. the bottom of the mircrometer has a raised center which look like it would bottom out on the seater stem after the spring is fully compressed. in other word to me i would seem that the spring would be fully compressed before the bullet it all the way seated. i have to take another look at it though because i have been wrong to many times to count. also i think it would be hard pressed to get a 0.000 variation the few i measured where +/- .002 which is hardly anything and most like the variation in the bullet profile but like you said the dillon die produced the same oal constancy i like the dillon die for easy cleaning but i had my fair bit of crooked lead bullets . only with lead though. no problem with jacketed bullets.

Keep reading. Not everybody likes them. is this your thoughts? if so please share. hate when people say something to a negative effect but dont finish. . only negative i can think of so far is the hash marks and number could be larger and more clear they are tiny and kind hard to read. other then that i cant think of anything it does a great job of keep the projectile inline with the case. i even ran a few with out flaring the case with lead bullets when setting the OAL .with no problem other then tiny bit of shaved lead.

i have this one seems to work fine for me i dont extend it all the way out . http://www.amazon.com/AmazonBasics-60-Inch-Lightweight-Tripod-Bag/dp/B005KP473Q/ref=pd_cp_p_1 think i paid maybe $15 delivered for it last year i think your going to find out if you want it to be sturdy at 6 feet or more your going to pay a pretty penny . better off just tilting the stand and chronograph downward if you must stand or better yet just shoot sitting down when testing loads??

what i have used and in the order of the most rds i have loaded with each power and how i favor them for 45acp wst silhouette clays 231

well 1080 will capture a larger image (1920x1080 ) vs 720 (1280x720)

you don't need the camera so far behind you. their is a app for android devices and im sure apple as well if it has Bluetooth . download this and try it out it will give you a live preview of what the camera is seeing . if you play around with it you will get it figured out. their will always be some what have a distance problem since the camera is fish eye for wide angles but im sure you can get it better then what it is now. i would use the 1080 or above with the highest frame rate that it allows i think for 1080 its 60fps ?

who all owns these dies? i picked one up for 45acp and really considered getting another for 9mm and 38super. the 45acp i load 230fmj , 200swc , 230jhp , 230 rn . so it make it nice to beable to record a setting and easily duplicated it . a added benefit is it help with concentric mostly with the 200swc before with the plain jane Dillon seating die i would a occasionally get a round that the projectile was clearly seated sideways in the case . one side the bullet is pushing on the brass . not sure if it will help with accuracy but its nice to not have rounds fail case gauge due to being seated sideways . any way just thought i would see if anyone else has tried these and their thoughts on these

i had a lot of problem with feeding issues and finally settled on 1.240 for the 200 lswc ( i use missouri bullet company and falcon bullet company lead projectiles ) . i do not think i have had a ftf since i settled on this oal . you didnt give your load data? what brand bullet lead or plataed and what is your oal? you say you compared you magazine to your Wilson. do you have the same issue with the Wilson or just the 10rd magazine?