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<blockquote data-quote="Glock 40" data-source="post: 3409280" data-attributes="member: 32">Edit - well I responded not seeing there was another page of responses... What bullets are you using?&nbsp; Do you have the seating die set for that type of bullet?&nbsp; IE RN or WC?&nbsp;&nbsp; Is the shell plate adjusted properly&nbsp; <a href="https://player.vimeo.com/video/448654103?api=false&amp;autopause=true&amp;autoplay=true&amp;byline=true&amp;callback=null&amp;color=null&amp;height=null&amp;loop=false&amp;maxheight=null&amp;maxwidth=null&amp;player_id=null&amp;portrait=true&amp;title=true&amp;width=null&amp;xhtml=false" target="_blank">10 minutes into this video.</a>A quick look at 4 different types of ammo off my 550 are usually are within +/-.002 with majority within +/- .0005&nbsp; the .01 you are seeing seems like a pretty big swing.&nbsp;&nbsp; I would imagine they will run without issue but I would think they should be more consistent.&nbsp; If I want 1.125 and I land at 1.124 I just go with it.&nbsp; You can spend a lot of time trying for that perfect number.&nbsp; Also you want to get in a rhythm when running the machine so your pressing down the same each time and its nice and smooth.If you take the longer bullets and run them through the seater again do they change or stay the same?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Glock 40, post: 3409280, member: 32"] Edit - well I responded not seeing there was another page of responses... What bullets are you using? Do you have the seating die set for that type of bullet? IE RN or WC? Is the shell plate adjusted properly [URL='https://player.vimeo.com/video/448654103?api=false&autopause=true&autoplay=true&byline=true&callback=null&color=null&height=null&loop=false&maxheight=null&maxwidth=null&player_id=null&portrait=true&title=true&width=null&xhtml=false']10 minutes into this video.[/URL] A quick look at 4 different types of ammo off my 550 are usually are within +/-.002 with majority within +/- .0005 the .01 you are seeing seems like a pretty big swing. I would imagine they will run without issue but I would think they should be more consistent. If I want 1.125 and I land at 1.124 I just go with it. You can spend a lot of time trying for that perfect number. Also you want to get in a rhythm when running the machine so your pressing down the same each time and its nice and smooth. If you take the longer bullets and run them through the seater again do they change or stay the same? [/QUOTE]

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