seating

  1. Big-bore-bob

    Redding competition seater die or lee m die

    Hi all, apologies if this has been discussed before but I'm having some issues seating my 9mm bullets perfectly straight into cases when i get moving too fast on the press, I want to go faster and keep the same level of quality. I read into the redding seater die and the M die, both are...
  2. Harriw

    Odd problem with Hornady Micro-Adjust seating stem...

    Hey folks, I use Hornady dies pretty much exclusively, and always (eventually) splurge for the micro-adjust seating stem add-on. It makes it SO much easier to go back and forth between different bullets, tweak the seating depth just so, etc. I just got new dies for .45acp, so of course I...
  3. Alex G

    Tips for Modifying a Redding 9mm Seating Stem-Ring around bullet nose

    Hello all! Recently purchased a Redding 9mm seater die to replace the Lee currently on my XL-750. It has the #12 seater plug which appears to be designed for FMJ-RN type projectiles, however it leaves a very distinctive ring around the bullet nose even when seating true FMJ projectiles. The...
  4. S

    .308 bullet seated too deep. Still safe to shoot?

    Hey everybody, I just want to start by saying I’m new to reloading. I loaded some .308 last night using IMR4166 powder. I followed my reloading book and used 44gr of powder. I used Hornady 150gr FMJBT. I trimmed my classes to 2.005. my loading manual said to seat the bullet to 2.800. I started...
  5. watermonger

    Are these rounds over-crimped?

    Cartridge is .500 S&W. I'm also not getting consistent seat depths when crimp+seating these bullets, I think its because the seating plug is squishing the lead down as it seats the bullet. Should I be seating, then crimping?
  6. K

    Inconsistent bullet seating on Dillon xl650

    I'm having trouble getting consistent OAL on a Dillon xl650. Length of cartridge may vary from 1.175 to 1.131 when trying to seat a length of 1.125. I'm new to reloading. Any ideas what I might be doing wrong. Using mixed used brass fmj 115 gr 9mm.
  7. L

    Bullet seating and crimp die precision

    To everyone at The High Road, I am new here and new to reloading. I apologize in advance for my partial ignorance, I am still learning from all the wise and different opinions of the reloaders out there. My question is concerning which die will seat the bullet more precisely. I am doing...
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