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    Does anybody use a Lyman T-mag press? If so how do you set up your FL re-sizing dies? Am second guessing how mine is set up. I have been doing mostly pistol brass on it and am having troubles with rifle brass re-sizing(.223 & .308).

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    I would think you set them up the same as any other press. Are you having problems FL sizing?

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    What is the actual problem? Put the ram up with the shell holder on it. Screw the die down till it touches lightly. Lube the brass, and size.

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    Its kinda hard to explain, with the ram in up I would thread the die down and on the down stroke the ram comes up a little bit, is this normal? almost like when the ram is up its not at its highest point when its at rest on the up stroke

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    I just read something about that. It was called cam-over. Your pivot point on the press is going past center and lowering the ram a fraction of a inch. Here are some write ups on it. http://www.thehighroad.org/archive/i.../t-334639.html http://rugerforum.net/reloading/47785-cam-over.html http://thefiringline.com/forums/show....php?p=4172784

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    Thanks 4gunfun, What am gathering is its ok and not ok. Just a personal preference

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