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The bad news is the plastic parts like the feed finger are easily damaged. Once they are bent or burred, it is almost impossible to get them to work reliably again. The good news is, they are really cheap. Buy yourself several spares for just a few $, and replace them when they get damaged...

GooseGestapo, I am really sorry to hear about the troubles at Valiant. I only met the guy twice, but he seemed to be a real nice guy. Not everyone is lucky enough to turn a hobby into a viable business.

I have loaded and shot at least 5K Valiant 124 gr RN cast bullets through my Beretta with out any problems. I use mixed brass, W231 @ 3.4 grs. It is a fairly light load, I just use it for range shooting.

Do you get bulges on all of your cases, or just some? If it is on just some of the cases, check the adjustment of the finger that hold the case in place at the crimp station. It should be set to hold the case snug into the shell plate. If you get the bulges on all cases, I'd be willing to bet...

There is no doubt that reading a good reloading manual is a good thing, but talking with people that actually reload is also a good thing. You will get all kinds of advice, both good and bad. Read the manual first, get tips from your friends, sort out the good tips and bad tips according to...