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Here's a good YouTube video on the 1050

Are you sure you have the correct adapter for 9mm? It's the Green one.

Are the batteries fresh?

Who is Rick? Rick Koskela, the inventor of the Mr Bullet feeder rick@mrbulletfeeder.com

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Sig is now offering 21 round mags http://www.brianenos.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=231583

Thanks for the replies

What type of grease is recommended for the grease zerks on the S1050 and the other lube points? I've used the search but didn't find anything definite. Thanks Matt

This is from Rick, form another thread http://www.brianenos.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=210905&hl=%2B1050+%2Bswager+%2Bdie#entry2347622 My 2 cents worth... On the 1050, another option (if NOT SWAGING the cases) is to use a Lyman M-Die (or equivalent) in the swage position. The Dillon swage back-up rod is a fixed length part and therefore the depth of case mouth expansion is fixed. Some bullets will stick into the case mouth better with a bit more depth of expansion, some will stick OK with less. The M-Die is adjustable for depth, so you can fine tune it for best performance regardless of the base design of your bullet. Always use the least depth of expansion you need to get reliable operation. The main difference regarding the "tugging" when the expander pulls out of the case on a 1050 versus a 650... the shell plate diameter on the 650 is quite a bit smaller on the 650. This results in less of a lever arm force applied to the shell plate when the expander is removed from the case mouth. Using a good case lube will also make your life easier. Rick

There are a few threads here about this issue, one reply was to polish the dropper and another one was to put some Imperial Case sizing wax on a clean rag and every so ofter wipe the end of the dropper.

Thank you Ken and John

Question about the Magizine Shield cap how tight/loose should it be on the primer magazine tube?

Would someone post a few pictures of the primer tips? Please Thanks Matt

Thank you Alma,

Alma do you have a link to the Grams springs and followers. Thanks Matt

Thanks for the explanation and reply

What is the EMI interference? and is this only when using an automated loader? or are there advantages to the EMI filters for case feeders and bullet feeders on a manual run s1050? Thanks Matt

It could be that the loaded round and the die are not concentric, I would try with the press loaded loosen the die locking ring, bring the tool head down on a loaded round then tighten the lock ring. It should center the die around your round. It could be that the seating die was not centered and the round was scraping on the way out. Also mark the round with a black marker and see where it's scraping. Doing this should help with concentricity

Boat is the acronym for Break Out Another Thousand

I think jmorris had the suggestion one time to wire a light to it so it would flash. Matt

So what is the key to setting one up so it runs right? it is getting it level? Or? Thanks Matt

The FART Tumbler is plastic with a rubberized coating inside

Thanks for your reply Foxbat, I hope you get your issue resolved

Why are you NOT using pins? Isn't that the whole point of using a FART?

You might take a look at Hogue https://www.hogueinc.com/grips/sigsauer/p228/dasa