I have a lock n load AP. I have one station on both shell plates (9mm and .45acp) that doesn't index properly to load primer. I've tried adjusting the prawl to no avail, I thought I had a bad shell plate but when second one had same problem I think my timing is off. Can someone please help me with this timing issue. I can tell which one has the issue and manually move plate but I shouldn't have to. I've watched YouTube videos on getting the pawls adjusted properly but I still have one that doesn't line up. Thank you
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Lock n load AP cycling problems
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Lock n load AP cycling problems
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Where is the timing off on relation to priming? Is the shell holder moving too far or too short?
Which direction are you manually adjusting to seat primers counter clockwise or clockwise?
This should fix it-speaking from someone who had the same experience. If this doesn’t work then it could be that your primer seater is catching or that you’ll need to send it in for service.Last edited by Sweetscience; 06-05-2021, 12:58 AM.Comment
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I've found adjusting the pawls by "guesstimate" (1/8") turns can be a challenge, especially for those confused about which pawl controls which alignment/movement of the shellplate.
So, here's a video on my demonstration of a guy who made some foolproof tools for aligning the LnL pawls as well as primer alignment...
Worth the small price (IMO) as well as knowing your pawls are perfectly aligned and removes ALL the guess work.Comment
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All my empty cases have been swaged with an RCBS swager.Comment
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Been gone too long. It's been 15 to 20 years since i had to shelf my guns. Those early years sucked.
I really miss the good old Pomona Gun Shows.
I'm Back.Comment
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Make sure the spring loaded balls on the bottom of the shell plate are free of gunk and dry lubed.
The indents on the bottom plate are clean and the primer carrier groove is clean and dry lube.
The shell plate needs to click into the indents to line up.
Clean out the primer punch, gunk gets in there too.
Do these things first before messing with the pawls.Comment
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If you're still having an issue, you need to take the guesswork out of adjusting your pawls and use the correct tool to set your timing.
I thought I had my LNL AP timming pretty close...but after using Randle Bragg's alignment tools, found I was just a bit off. I think he is still having his 4th of July sale
...because the journey is the worthier part...The Shepherd's TaleComment
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If you're still having an issue, you need to take the guesswork out of adjusting your pawls and use the correct tool to set your timing.
I thought I had my LNL AP timming pretty close...but after using Randle Bragg's alignment tools, found I was just a bit off. I think he is still having his 4th of July sale
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