Quality control?
Quote from Reloader on September 7, 2012, 9:43 pmLove your products, been using them from 1989....that said I have a bone to pick with you! I have been using RL 1050's for the last few years with a stock of older parts. I notice as I am now using the 'Super's, that the quality of the parts is not at the same level as 10, maybe even 5 years ago. The primer swage for instance...the metal you use now is really weak! Never had a swage bend or break on the RL. And that darn Carrier Cap screw...how do you keep it from coming loose? Constantly tightening it...tried loctite...still gets loose. What to do? I love your machines, but something is going south.....I mean, you took over manufacture of the minigun from GE and made it work perfect....why are your top of the line machines suffering? HELP?!?!?
Love your products, been using them from 1989....that said I have a bone to pick with you! I have been using RL 1050's for the last few years with a stock of older parts. I notice as I am now using the 'Super's, that the quality of the parts is not at the same level as 10, maybe even 5 years ago. The primer swage for instance...the metal you use now is really weak! Never had a swage bend or break on the RL. And that darn Carrier Cap screw...how do you keep it from coming loose? Constantly tightening it...tried loctite...still gets loose. What to do? I love your machines, but something is going south.....I mean, you took over manufacture of the minigun from GE and made it work perfect....why are your top of the line machines suffering? HELP?!?!?
Quote from Reloader on September 10, 2012, 3:05 pmThere has been no change in the material, heat-treat, or design of the swage rod.
We use blue loc-tite on the screw. Be sure to degrease the screw and threaded hole using alcohol and a cotton swab first, or it won't work.
There has been no change in the material, heat-treat, or design of the swage rod.
We use blue loc-tite on the screw. Be sure to degrease the screw and threaded hole using alcohol and a cotton swab first, or it won't work.
Quote from Reloader on September 22, 2012, 8:35 pmI use Dillon's all the way around too. I have noticed the quality seems not as good as it once was, but then again neither am I.
I use Dillon's all the way around too. I have noticed the quality seems not as good as it once was, but then again neither am I.