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Sorry it took so long. I swapped followers and then opened up the feed lips on the chamber end of the 4 rd “blind” magazine. That fixed it for the new gun. The follower was nose diving. Runs great so far dry running with different ammo. Unfortunately I broke the old follower trying to get it...

Good suggestions ^^^ I’ll swap followers and get back with you.

I should have mentioned that they both fed perfectly before I swapped magazines and the bottom metal to the 670.

I bought an early 1970’s Model 670 30-06 a couple years back and the kids glommed onto it. I liked it enough that I bought an Extreme Weather 06’ last year for myself. The earlier one had a crappy cracked stock so I moved the B&C stock, bottom plate and five round magazine from the EW to it. I...

E-Bay no longer sells gun parts? Again?

Trigger I pulled was a mile of gravel before it broke but that was a new one in the shop.

You're right Dave. I didn't realize there were two popular sizes for the 50 dies when I 1st posted.

Tks for all the help guys. I'm going to save my pennies and buy this one; http://castboolits.gunloads.com/showthread.php?t=129479 U.P. North swaging press. It's a scaled up Walnut Hill press. Serious power for the $$. BTW, an RCBS big max went for $600 on egobay! Ouch.

Found this, calculating mechanical advantage of a press, measure the distance of the arc when you cycle the handle the end of the handle divided by the distance the ram moves at the same time ie; 30" divided by 3.5" of ram movement = 8.57 to 1 ratio? I think it would be interesting to see or...

That would do it. Would be tought to find. Still more $$ than the Redding Ultramag. pics; http://forum.pafoa.org/classifieds-archive-146/92297-old-western-scrounger-single-stage-metallic-reloading-press.html

Single stage only please. No doubt the Mega Mite would fill the bill. Unfortunately it is a $1000 press and my budget does not allow. Mebe I gots champagne taste on a beer budget :P I would love to hear from Redding Ultramag and H'day .50 press users.

I love the Lee for all the reasons you listed. In it's current form it just doesn't have the leverage I need. Adding a longer arm to it is one of my options, but I'm afraid I'll get my work too far away from me. The Redding Ultramag would have me believe it's got the most power due to it's...

I don't own a 50BMG. I just need single stage leverage. The large format threads are for the LNL bushing adapter.

I'm looking for a high leverage single stage press to fill a variety of tough sizing roles, bullets, brass, etc. It must have the 50 BMG (1-1/2-12) threads available. Considering the Redding Ultra Mag press. Hornady 50 BMG Lee Classic Cast w/ a chater pipe :D. no, really.

Yes OP it's a fine pick for the woods. I'm partial to the 357 Mag out of a smaller package but you won't be under gunned.

They (OP) sent me a sight other than pictured and are currently rectifying it although it cost me $9 shipping.

If you're in buisiness, I think you'll find there is a small niche market for AK-74 mag pouches like the Pmag style you have there. I for one would buy a couple.

H. Bowen is doing .32 K frame conversions. Light bullet handloads easily made 2000 fps out of a 6" tube. :)

Okay, I stand corrected. Didn't realize these were released; http://www.thunderranchinc.com/8shot.html Thunder Ranch 8 shot speedloaders.