I'm running a Lee Classic turret press with a Pro Auto Disk. The issue that i'm having is the movement of the disk. The disk doesn't move all the way to the edge as it should, resulting in the holes not being properly aligned. I have taken everything apart multiple times to figure out the problem, but haven't had any luck. I'm hoping someone has some ideas of what the issue could be.
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I run 3 other calibers on the same press. i have everything set up on separate turrets so it's easy to change calibers. This is the first time I've run this particular set as I am just starting to reload 45acp. I only have this issue on two of the set ups. I use the exact same components on all set ups.Comment
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Interesting. By auto disk, I assume we're talking about the standard disks which come with the press, not the mod where you can just turn the screw to change the powder charge?
If so... my suggestion would be that A) you aren't getting that little moving tab into contact with the groove on the disk or B) you need to check the tension on your chain? I assume you've already done that, right?
Does it do it even when you aren't actually pushing powder?Facts are stubborn things; and whatever may be our wishes, our inclinations, or the dictates of our passions, they cannot alter the state of facts and evidence.Comment
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Yes, it's the standard disk version. On the turret set up you don't run the chain. Instead it relies on the spring to return to normal. The tab is in the correct position. I haven't dropped powder yet as I was just checking automation. As of right now, it only exposes about 3/4 of the opening for the powder to drop through.Comment
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