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Dillon 550 spilling powder?
Outlaws
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Its only like 5-6 little pieces, but that isn't right.
It happens on the way out. It seems to extend fully open when I bring it up. It should all fall into the cartridge.
I am using IMR 4350. that isn't the stuff that clogs the case is it?
It happens on the way out. It seems to extend fully open when I bring it up. It should all fall into the cartridge.
I am using IMR 4350. that isn't the stuff that clogs the case is it?
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It's one of them. Tapping will certainly help, but I don't use it in my progressives. At best it's a nuisance & at worst it could be dangerous. One of those powder charge checkers might help warn you of a light or heavy load. I don't have one so I don't know. You might try H-4831SC, I've had good luck with it in my 550B & it's a slower large case powder like 4350.
I think that is waht it is. When I bring it down real slow it is a lot better. I just bought the powder because it was listed as one of the better acuracy ones for the bullets I wanted to use at a low powder charge (Hornady 65gr V-Max) for my .243.
Live and learn I guess.
Also, I know it really depends on the firearm, but interms of bullet seating, is +/- .003" reasonable for a tolerance? I seem to get a variation depending on how quick I close my dial caliper.