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I have spare slides for my .45s in 9mm/Super and they all work fine. Use Super mags for both of carts and they feed fine. Never needed an insert. If you have a .45 pistol, you need a 9mm slide (FP/extractor), 9mm barrel and 9mm recoil spring. Add a .38 Super barrel (9mm slide works fine). Use...

Yes, Hornady, RCBS, Lyman, Redding, Forster, Dillon all have amazing customer service! They also offer life time guarantees. Lee of course offers a two year warranty.

I once had to load in a no room area and bolted my press to a 2"x12"x8" board and had it braced/weighted down and it worked fine. Of course if you use something like a RCBS RockChucker/Lyman/etc. life is a lot easier for you too. The added weight and extra leverage really does help control...

Yup, what Shooter1 said. When I saw your set up I went "whell THERE is your problem!" Get a good hand primer (I love the old Lee hand primers) or good press and shell holder and see if that doesn't solve the problem. Stop buying junk and you will stop having problems.

Same thing happened to a bud. His SD broke a lug after 20+ years. Called Dillon, they sent a RMA, he sends it back and gets a new SD back. THAT is because Dillon has a Life Time warranty they stand behind. <edit>

Let's say you have a cartridge (your pick) that you don't have a die set for. However you do have other dies (your pick) available. What dies can you use to mix and match to load the case? Sort of like using .41 Mag dies to neck form .45 ACP shotshell necks for example.