vernbo

the first problem will be getting enough hs-7 in a 9mm case to get up to the speed you will need. i'm still useing hs-7 but in a super comp ,you need lots for major loads.

You could use any of the race gun holsters that hold just the trigger guard . that is how I use mine.

I think that could be to long of an ejector starting the round movement to soon.or your rounds are too long?

there are times when you might want the casefeeder to stop feedng cases ,that bolt and slide cam will let you stop the cases from continuing to feed.

yes it is a powder funnel , but i was saying the one on left is a pistol the one on the right is for a rifle which you do not use with a square B

pistol funnel looks like the one on the left

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The length of your loads seem o.k. the length of the ejector is more than likely the reason a loaded round will not eject.

You have a dillon 450 ,a 550,a 650 and you offer the ROCK CHUCKER ! Is that because you thing I can’t break it.

HAHA like me and my obsession with keeping 357sig and 38sc brass so-thats were my brass has been going

double tap

a guess ,at least 15 years.thousands upon thousands

why did't I think of that just making a run of supercomps heard a loud POP , thought it was a really tight primer, about 3 rounds later everything comes to a stop! ---a good tip---- don't hold up on the broken arm with your weak hand index finger while you try to cycle the ram back down ,that's why I thought of the topic subheading--- boo-boo---.

this is why it's a good ideal to stay far enough ahead on your loading ,at the least until dillon opens up on Monday morning.

bolt sizes on mine are two 10-32 bolts with 2.080" center to center distance.

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If after assembly the trigger seems to have a little creep, I use the old gunsmithing method of “boosting”. To boost the hammer, cock the hammer just as if you were going to fire the pistol. Apply moderate thumb pressure to the hammer so you are forcing it toward the slide and pull the trigger. If you do this approximately 10 times the creep is usually gone. If the creep remains, go through the entire trigger job process again and double check all of the operations to make sure they were all done correctly. copied from brownells 2 1/2 lb. trigger job, by :Jack Weigand

IT sounds like you could just remove the decapping assembly from station 1,and leave the primers in the machine but stop them from advancing ,by removing the primer advancing device ,the black plastic piece with one bolt on the right front of the frame.

I don't think you need to remove the chrome to machine on the slide if you have a good carbide cutter. Plus i think Bobbys at(Freedom Gunworks)can put the new finish over chrome.

You might try bracing the case feeder support tube to the back wall in your picture.

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If you have more than 6 rounds in that clip welcome to open!!

STI-Mag Well Black Aluminum? dawson ice magwell STI-Bomar Rear Adj Sight? Ed Brown Adjustable Rear Sight- Bomar type- all other choices seem to be on track with what everyone else would be using.