Case Pro newbie

[HI5-O]

Just got me a Case Pro and have a question to those who have been using it for a while.

Do you guys/girls roll size the cases every time it's reloaded?

thanks

[Jonathan Taliani]

I personally prefer to do it every time, especially with match ammo. Not really necessary, but gives me extra piece of mind.

[CocoBolo]

Roll them every time, make it a process. True some don't need it but what about the ones that do, well you got them when you do them all.

Works for me.

[warpspeed]

Yes. Every time.

Brass gets cleaned then rolled then into the bucket to be loaded.

[Pat Miles]

Barry,

I roll sized every time also. Brass was cleaned, roll sized and then into a bucket waiting to be loaded.

Take care,

Par

[Tom Freeman]

I roll size mine before every reload. Like others I clean my brass before I roll size it.

I have dies for 9x19, 38 Super, 38 Special, 40, 45 ACP, 41 mag, 44 mag and 45 Colt.

Now that I have a PW Power Load for it, it is a much easier process.

[HI5-O]

Kewl, looks like I'll roll size all the time, might as well since I have the equipment.

Was a little concerned as another club member told me they had a case pro and they were experiencing case head separations.

Now to find me some 9mm die plates

Thanks

[raysracer]

The casepro will also tell you if you have a split case. It will make a different sound.

[RePete]

The casepro will also tell you if you have a split case. It will make a different sound.

Yeah, the brass sings like a songbird.

Rollsize everytime.

[aviatrix]

Talk about "newbie", I guess I don't even know what this roll sizing business is about.

Edited August 27, 2012 by aviatrix

[RePete]

Talk about "newbie", I guess I don't even know what this roll sizing business is about.

Read this.

http://www.wolfbullets.com/rollsize.htm

[aviatrix]

Thanks for the link RePete.

[BillChunn]

Now to find me some 9mm die plates

I'm also looking for a set of 9's.

[BillChunn]

I'm also looking for a set of 9's.

UPDATE:

Just ordered a set of dies from Mike. They will ship out as soon as he builds them (this weekend).

To the OP, I rollsize everything in the CasePro as it does two things:

- Rolls the "bulge" upwards (what the machine was designed to do)

- Eliminates most of what the resizing die on the Dillon has to do so it's much smoother and easier on the down stroke.

Edited October 4, 2012 by BillChunn