Reloading ... Again!!
Quote from Reloader on June 25, 2020, 1:58 amSo .. let’s just say some idiot loaded a bunch of 9mm ... with an incorrect powder load ... and that idiot has pulled all the bullets (by hand), prepped the brass and now wants to feed them into my 1050.
Where to start .. should I remove the primer assembly and start at the swaging position? Leave yet primer assembly in and unload all the primers and do the same?
I’d like to correct as quickly as possible so I don’t really want to insert them at the swaging position and hand move the shell plate to the powder funnel.
Also ...does anyone know if the spring @ the priming station on the new 1100 is retrofittable to the 1050? That would solve a few problems.
Thoughts?
Thanks....
The Idiot!
So .. let’s just say some idiot loaded a bunch of 9mm ... with an incorrect powder load ... and that idiot has pulled all the bullets (by hand), prepped the brass and now wants to feed them into my 1050.
Where to start .. should I remove the primer assembly and start at the swaging position? Leave yet primer assembly in and unload all the primers and do the same?
I’d like to correct as quickly as possible so I don’t really want to insert them at the swaging position and hand move the shell plate to the powder funnel.
Also ...does anyone know if the spring @ the priming station on the new 1100 is retrofittable to the 1050? That would solve a few problems.
Thoughts?
Thanks....
The Idiot!
Quote from Reloader on June 26, 2020, 2:38 pmThe case retaining spring assembly on the RL1100 does not work on the 1050 machines. We plan to offer a version of this for the 1050 loaders. The current pandemic has forced us to delay all new projects and focus on meeting the current demand. Look for it hopefully this Fall.
The case retaining spring assembly on the RL1100 does not work on the 1050 machines. We plan to offer a version of this for the 1050 loaders. The current pandemic has forced us to delay all new projects and focus on meeting the current demand. Look for it hopefully this Fall.