The post whore thread.

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Originally Posted by HoneyBadger

Well done! I trained my pup to stay out of the kitchen. It just makes life easier.

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Mines 8" tall and 11lbs. so....she can't get into ANYTHING!

ETA: ever try to train a dachshund? It is very frustrating. Mine just wants to hunt and track and smell and eat and smell and run and hunt and chew on things and.........

This is what happens if I don't tighten the decapper clamp enough: Attachment 36891

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Originally Posted by TheBelly

Mines 8" tall and 11lbs. so....she can't get into ANYTHING!

ETA: ever try to train a dachshund? It is very frustrating. Mine just wants to hunt and track and smell and eat and smell and run and hunt and chew on things and.........

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Lol! I have a 65lb black lab mix that loved being trained. Totally different scenario!

Hey there, Belly....nice video.....I dig Didi.

Speaking of reloading, gotta get the table organized, the kid is coming over at noon....and I gotta replace the light fixture and switch for the fridge.

Later on fellers.

See ya OBC. Watch out for stuck cases and wanky dies! [facepalm]

Your dog is freaking cute BTW. [Awesom]

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Originally Posted by HoneyBadger

Your dog is freaking cute BTW. [Awesom]

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Thanks! She only uses it to her advantage, though.

She will also chase down a squirrel and rip half it's tail off......without remorse.

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Originally Posted by HoneyBadger

I think I just have a poor understanding of how this is supposed to work. If I lower the tension on the decapping rod, then it just gets pulled out and stuck inside the case every time.

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Not lower, not 200ftlbs of torque either. reread the inst, call the mfg OR, Go to the reloading forum.

HB,

Is there any buildup on the decapper rod or inside the neck opening?

If they're carbide dies, take some 600-1500 wet sandpaper and get that crap off at both spots. Wrap the (wet) paper around a cleaning brush or fold it into an end split dowel chucked in a drill.

I'm getting galling on the cases due to brass deposits adhering to the inside of my .308 FL carbide die. Lee says no lube is needed, I say BS at this point.