Bullets keep falling into cases..

[J-cat]

I measured a FC 124gr HST round. The base measured .386", the middle of the case measured .376" (where the base of the bullet was), and the case mouth was .376" as well. My die produces similar numbers. Why? Because it was properly designed and executed.

[bigedp51]

That's not a 9mm sizer, this is a 9mm sizer:

The quality of your photo matches the quality of your postings on this subject. Or did you intentionally blur the photo so we couldn't see the dies "TAPER".

The "EXPANDER" determines how much of the case is going to be straight sided, and "NOT" the "TAPERED" sizing die.

Instead of holding a camera you should be holding a magnifying glass and studying your own reloading dies and its "TAPER".

Then you should contemplate about how wrong you were about the OP dies and then figure some way to be humble and then say your long distant physic ability at guessing really sucks.


Using my physic ability I can see your reply coming now............



Have a nice day

[J-cat]

Wrong.

The tapered carbide insert in the 9mm die will determine the profile of the case.

You posted a pic of a .45 sizer.

Your credibility is ZERO.

[J-cat]

Is this better?




I actually have the stuff I write about.

[J-cat]

LIE:

Below is a Redding carbide die, it has a short single diameter carbide ring, it "WILL" make the resized "tapered" case straight sided.

TRUTH:

[DS94901]

Let it go buddy. The issue was resolved many many posts ago. In fact I just completed 125 more rounds. My die is just fine