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This, I loaded up a bunch of 45 ACP once before noticing that on my Dillon powder measure a nut came loose and it was not activating the powder drop. so I've gone through a bunch of squib loads. I thought I could find them by weighing the finished rounds but I didn't find all of them. so pretty much I just know that I can only shoot the ammo and I won't let anybody else shoot any of my reloads. After that I bought the Dillon powder measure checker A simpler way is to get a taller chair and a light that illuminates the case prior to seating a bullet.
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Progressive presses don't have senior moments. The more a human is required at each step, the greater the chance of error.
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Progressive presses don't have senior moments. The more a human is required at each step, the greater the chance of error. No but powder measures do, otherwise all you folks would stop bitching about stick and flake powders.
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