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The direct answer to you question is no, a Redding insert will not fit in the Dillon die. If you look at page 19 on the Redding catalog the part you referenced in the Amazon link, 9183, fits in a Redding seating die and is not a complete seating die and will not work in the Dillon seating die. You can replace the entire Dillon seating die with a Redding seating die. Dillon sells the Redding micrometer seating die.

People need to follow the rules or bad things can happen.

Changing the toolhead and shell plate takes under 15 minutes.

At 1.2 MTM fits.

Lube the main shaft with motor oil where exactly? The bearings on the outside use grease. Are you talking about the middle if the main shaft that drives the head up/down? Any specific weight of motor oil? Thanks, 1050 Manual page page 21 - 30 weight.

I would get this book and this foam roller. My trainer started me using one because I had a really tight IT band which was causing alignment problems which caused more tightness and pain. Working out all of the deep knots in my legs hurt when I started but eased my knee pain.

Atomic has an add block built-in.

Is tool head fully seated on the main shaft?

SAPS shoots at Tucson Rod and Gun at Three Points on the 1st and 3rd Saturday http://www.uspsa2.org/saps.htm Pima Pistol is on the 3rd Sunday http://pimapistolclub.com/matches and has other matches. Rio Salado is under a 2 hour drive depending on where you are in Tucson http://www.riopractical.com/

STI frame with a modified mag catch. Tubes are untouched.

I have the new mags with mostly Bolen internals and a few with Grams and I load 9mm to 1.2 and everything 100% runs.

THere are 2 options. One is to open up the hole on every mag tube. The other is to make the mag catch smaller and not have to change every tube.

I don't understand the hand on the head. We have up range starts where you are standing with a loaded and holstered gun facing a crowd of people and no one is concerned that you might suddenly draw your gun and start shooting if you don't have your hands on your head. It should be stand there relaxed or STOP and ULSC.

If she has dry eye, try flax oil pills. I had mine done in 2005 and the doc had me on the flax oil for a few weeks before and after just in case. Thera tear gel eye drop as great as well.

That is the current idea. If there might be issues with that please bring them up. Mags tubes not being square is the biggest issue. I have one that without a basepad and significant free room and not touching the top or bottom edge of the gauge that does not site flush against the two pads.

I sorted my 9 by headstamp to see if it made any difference in performance. I can't find any difference in performance between any of the different headstamps. It all runs through my 9mm STI/SVI open gun, 9mm glock, and HK P7. Since I have a large supply of Federal NT I do sort that out for major matches since I know it is once fired but it is more out of being anal that any actual difference.

If you like Thai food: http://www.starthaicuisine.com/ ETA: The indoor range: http://www.blueridgearsenal.com/ Busara is also good for Thai. There is one in Tyson's and Reston. Check out the NRA Museum and the Smithsonian Udvar Hazy if you have time.

The website says registration open June 5th. Is that 00:01 on the 5th? I just went to the website and registration doesn't look like it is open.

It depends on it you pause between the twenty and the three.

Vibram Bormio

Is it overheating and going into thermal shutdown or just running hot? Apple built the iMac to use the back as a large heatsink and chose to run them hot to keep them quiet.

A friend of mine made GM with a stock 24.

Order from Brian and have it shipped to Texas. Run the numbers on shipping vs 8.75% sales tax.

The STI isn't really a steel limited gun. The frame might be steel but the grip is still polymer. The issues I had from switching to a Glock 24 in limited to a STI/SVI in open was the remembering I had a safety and my index. I now remember the safety but still have issues with the index. I need to do a couple thousand more draws in dry fire.