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Part of the fun, isn't it? I have a book for rifle and one for pistol, they both have lots of entries.

Plastic/aluminum guide rod

You must make sure the MBF is at a good angle, this helps gravity keep the bullets in the collator plate nice and tight. There is an adjustable plate on the front side of MBF (there is a screw underneath that makes the plate adjust). You need to set that plate so when the bullets are nose up, the base of the bullet rides along this plate. Set this adjustable plate so at the very beginning of the bullet path (red arrow), the nose up bullets ride on the plate and the nose down bullets fall off the plate. The nose down bullets will ride along the angled tooth thing and get pushed nose up on the arm just before they drop out. Good luck

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If you're talking about a mister bullet feeder, it's a simple adjustment.

What are the OAL of the two different weight rounds?

I did not like Autocomp when I shot 38. I fell in love with 3N38, just not the price. I've tried AC in 9 major and it seems fine but I've stuck with AA7.

Just curious, which bullets are you waiting on? I've been receiving my 9mm 125's rather quickly over the last few months. My guess is they are concentrating on the bigger volume orders before changing over equipment for lesser popular sizes.

The latest batch I just received is a little on the slow side. I did one test run with my DVC-O 8.7 grains with 125 blue 1250 fps.

The cage needs to come out. The canik pin relies on the trigger return spring to stay in place, the flat trigger has a different system. So the Canik pin will not work. I purchased a new roll pin and polished it to size too fit with no wiggle. Still looking for the old Henning solid pin. This helped me.

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I have a DPP attached to the top of mine. It still cycles.

I think you're worrying about nothing. How does the 133PF shoot as far as accuracy? That would be the only thing I would be concerned with. SD of 11 is nothing.

How does it shoot?

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Have you tried coated bullets in your S2? That's all I run in mine. Is your barrel reamed?

For coated bullets Sport Pistol and WST. Never saw the magic in 320 but whatever it works. Hell, I've even used Red Dot with great results.

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I have an Anova, been using it for the last year. It is truly amazing. Steak, Pork loin, Shrimp, fish, Chicken all fantastic. I bought a little grate that fits over my charcoal chimney. I fill it half way with charcoal and sear using it. You get perfect temp food, no more drying out. You can also cook food at lower temps to pasteurize the meat and get it really juicy. Shrimp never tasted better. I buy a pork loin and cut it into 2 pound chunks, cook it for 3 hours at 135ish. Then sear. You will be amazed at how flavorful and juicy it turns out. So easy too. Don't wait.

i use an 8 pound spring

.356 125 RN

Ordered 11/27 shipped 12/11. Stuck in the pipeline in North Carolina, been 10 days

You need lead, lots of cheap lead before you decide to do anything like mentioned above. You need an good source of lead/antimony/tin to make bullets. I have the Lyman 25 lead pot, really nice $350 LEE molds $40, Handle $15 Convection oven $200-400 Hy-Tec bullet coating $25 Bullet sizing $10-125 Misc equipment, lots of time Once all set up with clean lead, I can cast around 500 an hour when everything goes well. Then coat, dry and bake. Coating doesn't take long. I bake 5 pounds of lead every 10-12 minutes. I like three coats. Like reloading it's therapeutic. It takes time. I love shooting my own bullets.

Blues are shipping fairly quick, they are just getting stuck in shipping right now.

Brass looks fine