45,450,4500 modidication

[rmcc]

Maybe it is just me or I am doing someting wrong, anyway, I was having problems getting short bullets out of the size die. Maybe it was just my fat fingers. So I added a 10-24 x 3/4" set screw and stop nut to the bracket. Worked like a charm! Now it pushes ram clear to the top of the die and bullets are easy to get out. Don't know if anybody else has this problem but it is an easy fix.

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[Hardcast416taylor]

Very clever solution!Robert

[fryboy]

it's not just you , great solution BTW ! i just placed a stikki wheel weight there when i have problems , it wears out after a time but is pretty painless to use ( helps if it's still stikki lolz ) the lead conforms to the shape and gave me that umm lil lift i needed ( yeah i have fat fingers too and those lil 22's and 9 mm's are downright challenging to grab sometimes )

[Walter Laich]

Yours is a more perminent solution. I would duct tape a small nut down there. The tape would wear out but not until I'd sized many bullets

walt