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Originally Posted by Jer

That's purdy but I'm always skeptical about the electronically adjustable ones. I've got some old school Craftsman ones when they still built a decent product and they work great. Maybe I'm showing my age but some things I still like manual adjustment with and I guess torque wrenches is still one of them. Although if I had that unit I could probably be convinced otherwise. ;-)

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You got crank windows in that Taco too?


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Originally Posted by kawiracer14

You got crank windows in that Taco too?


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I said some things, not all things. Car window motors/regulators aren't exactly finite adjustments either.

http://www.laruetactical.com/sites/d...p1011748_0.jpg

I was looking for something else, buy couldn't pass this one up. 1996 Sportster 883 for $1976 (including taxes) with only 5K on the clock.

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My new gun jammed on it's first outing, refusing to load rounds after 22 shots.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cWXt8Jp6SG0

I bought some 9mm snap caps to see if it the ammo was incorrectly sized. But it looks like that's not the problem, after all!

http://i.imgur.com/5HLZftth.jpg

How did you manage a head separation with 9mm?

With Hi-Point anything is possible....


Except for accuracy. Accuracy is definitely not possible. But everything else is possible.


Oh, except for reliability. That too, not possible.

Did you try a smaller boolit? Looks they one you are trying feed it is too big.

Nice case head seperation, right where the wall turns in for the primer pocket and rim.

http://i.imgur.com/Ditbrwoh.jpg

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Originally Posted by SAnd

It would be nice if you program corrections for stuff like crowfoot sockets(?). Maybe it already does that.

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Should not make a difference. Didn't on my "old" snap-ons