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Help with a squib
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Huge thanks to Twystd1 and his nephew who took a night out of their life to fix it for me and even cleaned the gun up afterwards. From the pics it looked like it was quite an ordeal.
Lots of good advice in this thread, i think im going to invest in a RCBS lockout die first, and then some brass rods.
Wish i would have known about the whiterabbit method when i was slugging my bore lolComment
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Glad you got it fixed!
How did you get it tho? Empty case? Trying light loads?
I have a GP 4.2" and don't want to post one of these my self after I start loading for it.Comment
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Dark Mod, what kind of press do you load on? just asking because I have a piggyback and it would be hard for me to move the round to the next station without going to the powder drop station (not saying it can't be done) but just wondering what kind of press you use.Comment
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Its a Hornady LNL, and the shell wouldnt have skipped a station, im thinking something got gunked up inside the powder measure and either stopped it from dropping entirely or only let a few granules out.
The only other thing i can think of is that sometimes i adjust the the depth of the powder measure while im loading if i notice it rotating slightly, and when i did, i must have turned the quick change bushing to where it didnt lock and the entire powder measure assembly was rising off the press when a case went into the mouth instead of just the linkage and powder bar.
Im gonna pull all the bullets and see how many of them were squibs, this is where the lockout die would have helped.Last edited by Dark Mod; 02-25-2014, 9:54 PM.Comment
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Anytime anything breaks your rhythm you need to exercise the upmost in diligence making sure that everything is as is should be before you restart your press. having a 3-year old with urgent messages about butterflys, pee-pee in the potty, Lego builds and such, I must constantly be on my guard reloading. SPP .45ACP is another interruption.Its a Hornady LNL, and the shell wouldnt have skipped a station, im thinking something got gunked up inside the powder measure and either stopped it from dropping entirely or only let a few granules out.
The only other thing i can think of is that sometimes i adjust the the depth of the powder measure while im loading if i notice it rotating slightly, and when i did, i must have turned the quick change bushing to where it didnt lock and the entire powder measure assembly was rising off the press when a case went into the mouth instead of just the linkage and powder bar.
Im gonna pull all the bullets and see how many of them were squibs, this is where the lockout die would have helped.Comment
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