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I am loading 124 PD V2s.

So my bullet collator has been flawless. I have a thin 3d printed bullet drop coming to use with my MrBullet feeder die. I am waiting for the powder relocation rod to be in stock ( Im told mid May) Its sad this machine needs so many aftermarket better thought out parts to make this work.

I now have a 3d printed case slider which helps case feeding significantly, along with the shim under the shell plate. I decided to scrap the FA 2in 1 bullet feed/seat assy, and just use a normal bullet drop die and bullet seating die. That improved relaibilty. Its just sad I purchased that thinking it would work, but honestly created more headache than functionality. FA did send me a brand new 9mm bullet feed assembly, but I think its just going to collect dust. I dont want to even waste my time setting it up again. Sad.. I have 2 9mm FA bullet seat kits that are a waste. I managed to creat a bullet drop assembly to work while I wait for a long back ordered powder relocation rod. I had minimal issues setting up and running over 25k rds thru my 750. Im at 800rds through this and ready to send it to the scrap yard. When you spend more time tinkering and upgrading parts to McGyver it to work, doesnt give a warm and fuzzy.

Does anyone else think this press is a complete hunk of crap? Nothing but problems since day 1. I will say customer service has been excellent, they send out replacement parts ASAP, but the machine just doesnt work well. Brass feeding issues at station 1. I have shimmed the shell plate, its better.. Busted bearings, bullet seater is crap, case feeder was dead after 50 cases. It seems over engineered just to break. 1000% full of regret buying this machine. Will go back to Dillon.

loaded 5k so far with the 750, not a single issue, and they all went boom in my guns. I do use only hammer fired tho.

Ive used 147s with 4.0 Power Pistol and its smooth. I also use 124s over 4.0 of WAC 5.2 seems kinda high. I only need 7.4 to make 175PF with the same 124s

Mine is at 17lbs.

So far.. knock on wood.. the couple times Ive called, they have answered.

They are amazing to deal with. They worked on my gun that I bought used, no problems.

Just move it to the other side. I did it to my DVC Steel gun amd have no issues racking it in a rush from the opposite side.

Thank you all for the help.

As the title states... what mag extensions for the TSO 20 rd mags??

I do shoot with a group of guys also, who would just hand me their gun if mine went down and I didnt have a backup on me. I wouldnt hesitate to let them use mine either. We all like a fair chance to beat each other.

I have 2 of the same guns. 1 will be primary for the year and other as a backup. But then I alternate them every other season so I have an excuse to use both guns and limit wear and tear on only 1.

Its a matter of many things. Do you reload? You will spend some time trying different loads to see what works best in the gun. Its not as simple as taking any old major power load and sending it downrange. How much do u know or want to learn about that gun? There are many different options you can try to tune the gun to your preference. Trigger pull, recoil springs, trigger shape/length ect.. Then it will be mags and tuning. Learning how to properly shoot the new platform safely, since you are used to Glocks, its an entirely different feel/function. I have seen the consequences of someone learning a new gun with a super light trigger. Overall most good guns are pretty reliable. All that said, once you get it, you will never go back because its too much fun. For $5K, you can probably find a nice used gun here on the classifieds. I may be selling one soon myself, but thats for the classifieds..