[joshfireart]

im a little slow some times i have a dillon 550 had been set up to load 223 change every thing over to load 45 acp a bout every 6 rnd it flip the primer side ways i would watch icould not see the problem so reather then stop i fought my way though it finely i couldnt take it any moor so stoped and ran it real slow with no case beeing ran and i could feel that the pirimer cup was running a little past center re ajusted it now once again flawless piont is if its not right stop

[anm2_man]

Originally Posted by joshfireart

im a little slow some times i have a dillon 550 had been set up to load 223 change every thing over to load 45 acp a bout every 6 rnd it flip the primer side ways i would watch icould not see the problem so reather then stop i fought my way though it finely i couldnt take it any moor so stoped and ran it real slow with no case beeing ran and i could feel that the pirimer cup was running a little past center re ajusted it now once again flawless piont is if its not right stop

Been there and done that - But as with any progressive press, a SMOOTH operation is ideal. No herky/Jerky stuff.

[TXnorton]

Make sure the bolt stop adjustment is set correctly for your large primer arm also make sure the whole assembly is CLEAN!

[joshfireart]

Originally Posted by TXnorton

Make sure the bolt stop adjustment is set correctly for your large primer arm also make sure the whole assembly is CLEAN!

it is clean and tight just the way we like it