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Nope, never. I do go through the brass and pick out the head stamps that my guns/press doesn't like to eat.

I don't shoot 115's anymore, but when I did that load window was what I used. If memory serves me correctly, 4.6 grains of titegroup was my sweet spot.

+1 on Hiperfire customer service

For sure clean the gas port every time you clean. I let it go once and the headache wasn't worth it. Yes it takes extra time....

Installed my DAA plate on a very old Dillon case feeder and what a difference! Much smoother operation, no upside down cases, no jams, and I run the speed on low and it keeps up perfectly. Also, I can put more brass in the hopper without it bogging down. I've got over 1000 rounds through it and couldn't be happier. For me this is a must have.

got mine from the US store a year ago. Invaluable tool if you're reloading.

How old is the extractor? I have the halo on mine and have no issues. Since my 22/45 gets a lot of use, I replace the extractor annually. Good Luck.

SteelCityShooter said it best, your particular rifle will tell you. I take over a dozen different brands of ammo to the range with a new 22 gun to test. That being said, my particular RPR 22 prefers CCI Green Tag first, CCI Blazers second with CCI Stingers a very close third.

I have a Ruger Mark IV 22/45 Lite as well. Tandemkross trigger and Volquartsen accurizing kit. It was quite a finicky gun when it came to ammo up until about 1000 rounds. According to a nice lady at Ruger, I was to try CCI Mini Mags and be patient through the long break in period. The Mini Mags were a nice improvement. As I put more rounds through my 22/45, CCI Blazers rock in mine and they are my go to round. After the long break in, the gun is MUCH less finicky to the ammo being used. I'd love to get another 22/45 but I don't know if I want to spend the time for the long break in! Spectacular gun though. I have way too many 22 pistols and this one is in my top few for sure.

The Tandemkross Hive grip fits my medium to small hand size perfect.

I shoot 145 Bayous in mixed brass in my CZ SP01. it eats all of them without issue. It does have a Cajun Gunworks upgrade to it.

My Trigger Tech in my AR is the adjustable version that is quite old, maybe 7 or 8 years of age? I'm sorry I don't know it's model number. It did spend some time in my 9mm AR and it damaged it. They replaced it for no charge. I was on their web site and see that they have come out with 9mm/MPX specific triggers to tolerate the abuse that this gun throws at them. I have a Trigger Tech Diamond in my Vudoo and am putting the same trigger in a Bergara.

#1 Trigger Tech, #2 Hiperfire. I have both and have shot them for years. Excellent customer service on both

I too have a tender shoulder, not in need of surgery, just old. My plan is to motorize my Dillon 650. Just got my Mr Bullet Feeder and will run that as I save up for motor drive. The full blown Mark 7 system is a bit pricey and would have to learn a new press if I would go that route. Just being realistic for me. I reload mostly in the winter, pulling the handle anywhere from 50 to 100 times a day, building up my bullet inventory. My shooting is less in the freezing weather, so my inventory gets filled up and ready for spring in no time. When I go fully motorized reloading, my routine might or might not change, I'll have to play that by ear. There is still time needed to sort, clean and inspect brass. Yes lube your brass. I'm sure there is plenty of good lube available, but I've been using the Hornady stuff and it's worked wonderful for me.

Super video. I needed a new training exercise for this weekend! Thank you