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) but I wonder if this being smoother will increase the surface tension of the lube and the sliding pieces and compound my problem
? Would I be better off using Hornady's One Shot? infeed problem
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By teggy1
Published on: 2008-04-26 at 7:20 AM |
Replies: 0
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I have been sizing .233 brass on my 650 using Dillon case lube. The problem I have been having is that the infeed block keeps tipping my brass over and causes misfeeding. Is the case lube just too sticky on the head of the case to use in the 650? I polished the infeed slide thing( I don't know the proper terminology, but I can look it up if you feel the need to bust my b*lls) but I wonder if this being smoother will increase the surface tension of the lube and the sliding pieces and compound my problem? Would I be better off using Hornady's One Shot?
) but I wonder if this being smoother will increase the surface tension of the lube and the sliding pieces and compound my problem? Would I be better off using Hornady's One Shot? Login to reply to this topic
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Posted by: dillon
Posted on: 2008-04-28 at 04:00:14 PM
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What caliber, if any, were you loading on the 650 prior to converting to 223?
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Posted by: teggy1
Posted on: 2008-05-02 at 11:43:25 PM
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nothing, it came from the facory with the .223 conversion installed
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Posted by: dillon
Posted on: 2008-05-03 at 08:37:01 AM
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Push down on the edge of the shellplate at station 4. If it feels springy, then tighten the shellplate bolt down a bit more.
