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Recently purchased a new Breech Lock Pro press,
I'm having issues getting proper alignment when charging cases.
The case is hitting the outside of the die and crushing, there is about .010-.020" of interference. Now if I want to press in on the case at every load I can tip the mouth of the case into proper position and it will work, but this negates a progressive press.
This is what I have done:
Loosened the upper base for the dies, inserted all dies, ran brass up into position and then re-secured the three bolts. - No success
Loosened the carrier bolt to the ram, moved it clockwise a few degrees, still eats brass by crushing them on the case rim. No success
Emailed Lee to ask WTH?
Not new to Lee presses or equipment, I realize they are sub-par at times and do require some fine tuning.
This press was intentionally purchased for small batch loading when I don't want to run one of the Dillons.
I'm having issues getting proper alignment when charging cases.
The case is hitting the outside of the die and crushing, there is about .010-.020" of interference. Now if I want to press in on the case at every load I can tip the mouth of the case into proper position and it will work, but this negates a progressive press.
This is what I have done:
Loosened the upper base for the dies, inserted all dies, ran brass up into position and then re-secured the three bolts. - No success
Loosened the carrier bolt to the ram, moved it clockwise a few degrees, still eats brass by crushing them on the case rim. No success
Emailed Lee to ask WTH?
Not new to Lee presses or equipment, I realize they are sub-par at times and do require some fine tuning.
This press was intentionally purchased for small batch loading when I don't want to run one of the Dillons.