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One thing to look for if you don't deprime before wet tumbling is sometimes a pin will get stuck in the primer hole, it's not good on decaping tools

Wow Congrats!!

Check out 11:14, it's about a series of storylines that run parallel. I give it two thumbs up

When did you order your Case Pro?

I love my Frankford Arsenal Platinum series rotary case tumbler

Plus one on the primer tube holders, nice work!

Can you give me the OD of the pin with the O ring installed? Please

Yes the #2 pin diameter is .321-.322 the #3 pin is .382-.383

Exactly

I believe what he was saying is that the #3 pin with the groove and O ring was too tight so he used a #2 pin with groove and O ring, I would also think if you were to make the groove a little deeper on a #3 pin it would work. Just my thoughts I am not a SME

Never mind I found this thread http://www.brianenos.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=188402

Will the "O" ring trick work on a S1050 too?

I would start your search here http://www.brianenos.com/store/dillon.sqdeal.html

Tell me the pros and cons of swaged primer pocket options 1) Using a swaging tool? 2) Chamfering the edge? 3) Primer pocket reaming? I have some 9mm and 5.56 cases that need the crimp removed. Thanks Matt

More good info, Thanks!

Thanks everybody for your input

Thanks George

Thanks Kevin

Registered here looking for info on Dillon reloaders and Sig p320s, I have been lurking around here for a little over a month now and have been reading all I can on Dillon reloaders. What a great site! tons of info on every Dillon made product and lots of knowledgeable members. So my question is, what are some of the causes for Primer tube detonation? also what to avoid so it won't happen? Thanks Matt

Thank you Randy and Pat for the welcome and thanks for the link

Came here looking for info on the Sig p320 and Dillon reloading. This is my first post but I have been lurking around the Reloading and Sig forum for awhile now. Great site for info, I have learned a ton. Matt