Thought I would share a screw up with you. Wondering if anyone else has done this with a resizing die. It was not in any of the directions or videos on what happens if the primer punch stem is a little too high. Had it happen twice, once I had the stem too far up so it would not stick so far out of the bottom of the die, trying to avoid any snapped primer pins.
and one other today the cent die backed out (not locked well).
Basically on the down stroke it will feel like maybe you don't have enough lube on the round, but its the same even if you do. If the neck sizing ball is up too high near where the neck of the sizing die is it will bind get tight. Too high would be if the pin is sticking out of the bottom of the die by 1/8" It will bind and put much more pressure on the downstroke, some rounds might survive it but some will buckle.
Screwing the center die down all the way till it hits that cotter pin clip seems like too much pin is sticking out the bottom of the die but the amount of pressure on the down stroke is reduced by a ton.
Anyone ever have this happen?
Here is a picture that attempts to explain what I think caused the crush.