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You need to adjust the swager so that the crimp is completely removed. If you need help, there is a gage that you can buy that will tell you when the crimp is completely removed. This gage is a Go/No...

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He's looking for a powder funnel for his Dillon powder measure.

If you buy them from the parent company (Photo Escape, Inc.), you will save money on each one you buy.

Uniquetek Price: $39.95

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The website doesn't have one...

Yes...that is the correct powder measure.

Here is the return spring that your gonna need also (stock # 14036). Your going to need 2 return springs. The 2 springs will guarantee the linkage returns...

Same here. I have a back log a mile long. Then there's the honey do list. It never ends.


Well the best got to me and that got me wondering and thinking. After all, I did buy this basket case of...

Art [smilie=s: That cap came from a M&M Engineering turret press that I have/own. That press is way back on my burner for fixing (still hot under the collar about it's condition when I bought that...

This is how I sanded and polished my turret cap. I took a new piece of 600 grit sandpaper and sprayed WD40 on the sand paper. I would move the cap left to right while rotating the cap and then move...

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The one turret that I have apart as well speak (lol...type) has the same vent hole. That hole goes all the way threw the turret in station #1 detent hole lock on the underside of the turret. Take a...

Maroon color scotch brite is correct. But for some reason, I call it red.


Yes/correct


If he doesn't, he can probably point you in the right direction.


Not a problem and just glad...

A orbital sander would be the safest way in my opinion.

I completely forgot about the vent hole in the turret til I seen your picture. Unless your vent hole is clogged, I can't see lubrication locking up the turret.

On both of my Hollywood Senior Turret Presses, the cap locking screw is 5/8 inch but it doesn't have the cup point/face knurling part that your talking about. I checked one of my Universal Turret...

Something is causing that cap to be cocked allowing the front at the detent hole on the shoulder of the column to have clearance and have contact in the back. Thinking out loud here....If the column...

I just checked both of my turrets presses and both springs set just below flush in the detent hole. I didn't measure them, but to take a guess, I'd say there about .005 to .010 thousands below...

Tractor supply (TSC) had them last fall and into the winter months for sale. After New Years, our local store had the 30 cal marked down to $5.00 and the FAT 50 cal boxes marked down to $12.00. I...

I don't think the turret lubrication your using is the issue. You said spins easy, locking into each station with authority…until used to reload. That right there tells you the oil being used is not...

One thing I forgot to mention. I had a ball that the chrome was coming off of. It still worked but it increased the pressure it took to rotate the turret. Once I replaced the ball with a new one, it...

No problem


Both of mine does the same thing as you described.


My caps are not round either on both of my Hollywood Senior Turret presses. One is perfectly flat with the turret when you are...

Something is causing the turret cap to tighten up or bind. Adjust the cap and then use a set of feeler gauges and see what the gap is between the cap and the turret plate. Put a sizing die in the...

Put a pot on the stove and fill with water. Heat the water up until it starts to boil. Put only the end that you need to thread into the hot water. Keep trying til the tube end softens enough that...

I like to use Mothers Mag & Aluminum polish. It will bring back any tube to like new condition. As a side note, the darker the tube, the more you will have to apply the polish to remove the film. And...