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Where do you get this background check, on your own first?

The Noe expanders, http://noebulletmolds.com/NV/index.php?cPath=565&osCsid=0k3t7psrmle72hlcdac458qq11, with the Lee Universal Case Expanding Die, https://leeprecision.com/search.php?mode=search&page=1&keep_https=yes, work good for me with many sizes to chose from.

Noe makes expanders in different sizes. http://noebulletmolds.com/NV/index.php?cPath=565_89&osCsid=mb0ssm1j1d6j93eh2g63s1v7a4 You will need a Lee Universal Case Expander to use Noe expanders.

Check this place out. http://forums.brianenos.com/forum/5-training-techniques/

I use Slip 2000 EWL as a lube and cleaner. It has been working good for me.

I trim pistol brass and uniform the primer pockets too. It loads easier and faster for me.

The end of a spring sits in that groove.

I always thought the plated bullet makers had me by the balls with the price of copper. The hi tech coated lead bullets are as good or better than plated. I use SNS Casting's bullets and won't go back to plated.

No, you are not kidding yourself.

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I come up with 11-1/8''. Center to center. (550B)

About 70 years ago Elmer Kieth thought gas checks in revolver ammo wasn't a good idea. Any opinions on this?

Very professional looking work, good job.

I have seen a couple of the vibratory type catch fire. Run them where you won't burn anything up.

Does the primer punch stick up when you push the handle forward or away from you?Does it feed primers ok?

I have taper crimped to much and crimped the bullet. I had the the same results as you. This may not be the problem, but worth checking out. Load a dummy round. Pull the bullet and look for crimp marks. Don't swage the bullet into a new shape.

Try this place http://www.venomballistics.com/?page_id=3.

If you look at a "powder burn rate chart" the powders between IMR3031 and IMR4064 are recomended for m14/m1a type rifles. There is a lot of information about m1a type rifles at M14 Firing Line Public Fourm, http://www.m14tfl.com/upload/ Tom

HK G3, they are plated. They are very consistent in shape. t

I've been shooting bullets from a company called PowerBond Bullets http://www.powerbondbullets.com/. I have had good luck with the 38spl and 45acp. Check them out.