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I use a Dillion 1050 and have over +15,000 cases of brass and easily go through 500 on range days. Simply just cannot have bulges in my brass or they stick in my barrel. Looking for best method to restore the cases without spending hours at a time doing extra work. What is the easiest and fastest way to remove the bulges in any range brass I pickup?

I am familiar with brass bulging in factory handguns that have unsupported chambers, and I have had issues in the past from range brass that I reload sticking in the chamber. Does anyone have any experience with reloading equipment from any of the following manufactures: Lee Bulge Buster? Redding G-RX push thru die? Magma Case Master? Case Pro 100? AUTO DEBULGE 40? Please tell me about your experience with any or all of the products you have used and how well they work for you?

How are you feeding the cases into position from your collator? Maybe easier to get a Magma Case Master? What about the AUTO DEBULGE 40??

Has anyone checked out the new AUTO DEBULGE 40 at aplusvictoryproducsts.com??

Has anyone checked out the new AUTO DEBULGE 40 by A-Plus Victory Products?

Does it actually full length size the cases as they claim or does the brass still measure bigger at the mouth of the case than at the base of the case? Would you say its better than the AUTO DEBULGE 40? How much is the AUTO DRIVE unit add on?

I thought they stopped importing that stuff 10 years ago, but this is news. Thanks a bunch my friend.

Its the time savings and ease of use that make it worth it! No more cracked carbide rings with the redding dies....

I switched from using the Redding G-RX 40 push thru die to the new AUTO DEBULGE 40

BA-10 would be the next best thing. If anyone knows where you can still get it please let me know?

I prefer the lighter bullets for minor because they are snappy and cycle the action faster. Less weight change from a full mag to an empty mag, and less weight to carry around on your belt. If your shooting a glock they tend to stay in the mags better too. I have noticed the plastic glock magazines tend to be weak at the feed lips and cannot hold the heavier cartridges in the mag during heavy and fast rates of fire. Cartridges with heavy bullets tend to slip through the feed lips when the action cycles on my glock, and one or two rounds will fly out at times when its cycling the next round into the chamber.

Never used an U die, but my AUTO DEBULGE 40 works great!

Has anyone had any issues with the carbide rings cracking in there G-RX 40 push through die? Once I get a case that pushes thru harder than normal then from there all the brass pushes through way to easy like No bulges. Found that when I look through the die while holding it up to the light I can see a hair line crack in the carbide ring. I have cracked 5 of there dies so far and they keep replacing them for me for free, but I waste time waiting around for the new one and have to pay shipping costs. Switched to an AUTO DEBULGE 40 and love it!

I have been using the AUTO DEBULGE 40 by A-Plus Victory Products. Works amazing well and I am saving so much time now. Better than hand cranking those bulged 40's thru one at a time. Like 3,000 cases restored in an hour now instead of the couple hundred I use to do with a single stage press and one of those push thru dies. Kinda pricy, but worth the time savings!! You can find them at: aplusvictoryproducts.com