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If it's a continual issue, look at the shellplate bolts. I was getting powder throw and OAL issues until i started taking the press apart. The shellplate bolts were loose enoughto be the issue. Removed and cleaned the threads, some blue lt, then reassembled, problem solved.
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Cut the plexiglass tube out and go with one of these
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I bought this kit to try to address my over all length issues on my 550. I still have issues, but it is improved. I must be addressing the wrong problem. The kit did work as advertised though, allowing me to run the shell plate bolt tighter than before.
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So I put that same kit with the bearing and the phenolic ball in my 650. WOW. What a difference. It rotates much more smoothly and accurately. I ran 350 rounds of .223 on it after installation, and I don't think I spilled a single flake of powder.
The effect on the 550 was not as dramatic for reasons I can't explain.
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I'm going to give the Uniquetek/Whidden floating die toolhead a try.
I have the Inline Fabrication light on order.
I wish I had learned about the Inline Fabrication Ultramount before I bought the Dillon Strong Mount. Might still do that eventually, but not right now.
I have nothing to add about Dillons, but i can assure you that Dan over at Inline Fabrication is a fantastic guy. I think i have everything he makes for my RCBS press.
Concerning the Uniquetec powder bar, I thought I had seen you mention repeatability in another thread. I'm under the impression that with the makings on the side, I can find the spot I need for the drop I want for a specific load/powder, write it down, and then quickly return to that setting in the future. If that is correct, is it true that I can spend the money on one UniqueTec powder bar, and have a nice compromise of easy repeatability at a cost much lower than buying an additional powder measure for each tool head?
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