Sorry, saw only three dies in the pic, and assmed wrongly, but you're decapping and priming off the turret. As to sorting, funny things can happen when you don't. Just a gentle hint.Beiruty wrote:Factory crimp is used. I did not bother sorting the brass for 45ACP. You have to do with .223 as military brass have primers crimped.Napier wrote:Beautiful! That's exactly what I do. But I recommend adding a Lee Factory Crimp Die. Absolutely eliminates any issues getting the bullet seated and crimped properly with the bullet die. Also, it looks like you are mixing headstamps. Sorting them sometimes makes a problem pop up more clearly, like primers not seating deeply enough.
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Beautiful! That's exactly what I do. But I recommend adding a Lee Factory Crimp Die. Absolutely eliminates any issues getting the bullet seated and crimped properly with the bullet die. Also, it looks like you are mixing headstamps. Sorting them sometimes makes a problem pop up more clearly, like primers not seating deeply enough.