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  1. Yeah they seemed to have gone quick. I usually get the 115RN, but they were out so I picked up 3750 of the 124g JHP
  2. Just a PSA I know components are getting hard to find.
  3. I ended up getting the Armory Craft adjustable with the GG kit. I haven’t had time to install it yet.
  4. I pull the shellplate occasionally and blow off spilled powder. I think I cleaned the 650 maybe 10-12,000 rounds ago. Daily? No thanks.
  5. Update: as other have suggested the line goes away after sizing so as a number of you have pointed out I probably picked up some walther brass.
  6. Pistol? No way. As others have stated for rifle it's possible if you're chasing 10ths of an MOA. I do like the Redding FL bushing dies and competition seating dies for .308/6.5CM/338LM. Pistol its Dillon Carbide.
  7. No, but why not just set the par time? That’s what I do and I think you’ll find that a lot of people do.
  8. It's a tapered case and as others have suggested you OAL is too short. You're jamming the bullet into the case wall seating them too deep.
  9. I dont have a bullet feeder I have the seating die in 4 and the crimp in 5. My powder drop is always in #3 whether it's .223 or 9mm on a 650 XL
  10. Seems like it. I recently switched to wet tumbling and all the brass is so damned clean I’m noticing a lot more. I’ve probably loaded tons of them without even knowing.
  11. I'll run a few through the sizing die to see.
  12. That's the problem I'm not sure if it's my brass or not. I usually go out once a week and shoot about 200 rounds of pistol. If I'm shooting in one of the outdoor bays there's a lot of other brass laying around. If I'm shooting in one of the covered ranges it has a concrete floor and everything I sweep up is my brass. After tumbling I find a few of these and I'm sure several have made their way into the case feeder. None of my loaded rounds have any issues. I was just curious and the line reminds me of the ring you get on rifle brass at the head before you start getting case head separation. If I catch em I throw them out.
  13. It’s not dotted line they generally are. Looks like a line from a crimp but left after the fact. no hump. Could be from a previous crimp, but it’s not on all cases. All my rounds are tapered to .375 for the last 7 or 8k.
  14. I only own one Walhter and it's a PPS M2 that I carry, it's not that. I've been shooting mostly the 320 x-5 lately
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