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Btw I have tried it on two different types of casings which one has been decrimped and the other was non crimped. That was my first thought..

It feels like I have to force the primer to get it to seat. Almost like it is catching on the edge before it goes up all the way. With nothing there it still will click or catch. The primers are bent when they seat.

OK I have had my 550 for 2 months and suddenly the primers for .223 are getting totally tweaked about half the time. It isn't the pocket as I have hand primed the ones that the 550 is tweaking. It feels ilike the primer bar is smooth but when I press down to load the primer will make a click or snap sound. Help!

Further researches shown that this is not that unusual with the Dillon 223.. Strange thing is that I'm using Sierra 77 grain match King bullets with the same Lake City brass

Just started reloading on Dillon 550 and have done a couple of hundred .223 rounds. All of a sudden I am getting a ring around the bullets after seating them where it looks like the die push into the bullet. Ideas on how to fix this?