I just broke the bearing on my machine after about 1000 rounds of 9mm loaded. Frankford initially told me I could buy a new part, but then agreed to cover under warranty one time after I challenged them a little. They said it was my fault for forcing something, which I don't think I did. I've loaded over 30,000 rounds on a Hornady LNL so have some experience with reloading. It seems like poor design if the part breaks that quickly. On the positive side, I received the replacement piece from Frankford within about 3 days from contacting them.

Nicely done. Just might have to spend a few bucks and get one. Been putting off getting a dedicated gun vice for too long.

FRANKFORD ARSENAL should provide a Fix. Instead of using a work around. Add this to their list of items that need taken care of

I guess I missed it, but was there an update on the ergo handle for the X10?

Thank you for this. Keep up the good work.

Easy!! Like Sunday morning!!!

I have been doing what you demonstrated, but with an additional step. With the tool head up, I cut a pice of 1/2 in PVC to a length that matches the distance from the bottom of the jam nuts to the mounting plate or bench top. The lower end of the reset rod should go inside the pipe and the jam nuts will rest on the edge of the pipe. The other end of the pipe is resting on the mounting plate or bench top. When you unscrew the reset rod screw the rod will be held in place and will not drop.

For me is also requires a pliers as my 2.5mm linkage screw arrived stripped from the factory. Made initial cleaning annoying. Not blaming FA, it happens, im sure if i give them a call they would send me a replacement.

Thank you Randall 💪

Work on th "Uh".. it's super annoying. Otherwise, great video

Speaking of the powder drop, I'm about to return the press to Frankford because the drop jams (both the micrometer and the rotating barrel) on fine-grained powders such as Accurate #7, which is the powder I've used for many years for my pistol loads. After only 5 drops, there's so much powder stuck between the barrel and the body that the drop won't move in either direction unless I "help" it by applying force to the micrometer. Frankford says that they have no solution at this point. I'd love to hear some ideas to fix this issue (especially from Frankford). BTW, received and installed your primer sensor today, very nice product but I don't know what I'll do with it if the press goes back.

Replacement thumb screws when?

I know the reset rod is under tension…. Ask me how I know 😮😅🙄

I’ll watch your videos on my cell phone. I can’t scan a QR code.

Not sure why, but the QR code didn't work.

My 2 favorite reloaders. Thanks for the knowledge and God bless keep safe.

Can you show us how to empty a full powder measure. I wish they had a quick release or quick drain.

Can't wait to get a bigger place. Imma get the X10 and EVERYTHING from this guy. Anybody got info on their next big sale? I missed out of the $800 w/ bullet collator

Its a powder vibrator. If you want the y at the end, you need another word after it..

Awesome! Does it work on other powder measures?

Great video, I’d love to know what is under the red sack ? 😊

Hey awesome tools - do you ship to the EU? Particular Germany?

Hi, I tried to order the primer catch bin and the organizer on your website but it seems that you don't deliver to my area, Sweden. Any reason why?

So I'm really interested in your savage you said it's a 308??? And what model if you don't mind and were can I purchase one for my self????

Ordering soon. Keep up the good work.

If you make a Dillon vibe I would buy 4 right away!

Great products. Love all my Braggin Rights products for my X10 help stay organized for sure

Will you be offering the powder vibratory tool for other brand hoppers?

That vibratory is a great idea. Can’t wait to get it.

Great video! Great kit for starting out for sure!!

In your opinion which is the better single stage M Press or F1? I’ve always wanted one or the other just to add to my collection.

Most reloaders can't afford these brands or don't want to put in that much money. Cover some LEE products. With that being said, I am looking for a MISSING PRIMER SENSOR for the LEE Pro 6000 Six Pack Progressive Press. I really liked your X-10 video and wouldn't mind buy one for the LEE

Be sure the set screws on the powder charger dial are secure. I noticed on my x-10 my powder checker started showing the charge drifting and I adjust the dial but couldn’t get a consistent charge. When I investigated further, I pulled on the dial and the whole assembly came out and I was water falling powder everywhere. I plugged the hole with a finger until I could get a container to catch the powder and let it dump into that. I don’t know if I would threadlock the set screws, but I do recommend making sure they are secure before filling the hopper. I’ve made several thousand rounds without issue, but it’s something worth putting on your checklist as you set up the dies and doesn’t take 45 seconds to check. Learning from my mistake is much better than having to take the whole press apart and clean up all the wasted powder.

THANKS for the excellent X-10 series. Just for grins I tried throwing a few grains of Accurate #7 from the brand new powder measurer after cleaning only the inside of the powder die and powder activator. About 1 grain remained stuck inside the rest of the unit. Time to follow your procedure.

Don't worry about yanking the wheel off, polish the side when exposed and sand and polish the whole shuttle. You can very slightly chamfer the primer pocket inside so it won't catch on the way out. Don't use grease or oil. Instant regret. Use graphite. Graphite on the shuttle is your friend.

Such A beautiful setup, thank you for sharing your channel with me. You now have a life long subscriber and follower sir!

Hi, i got the 9mm insert because i use 9mm bullet on my 38 super and to be fair to get the parts in Norway is somewhat hard. but the 9mm insert bends the edge of my brass, is it the shoulder on the smooth bore that`'s longer/deeper on the 38 super ? to compensate for the 2mm difference in the brass on the 9mm ? because it is only those inserets that's different right ?

16:00, I'm not sure about this "contour" alignment? Where the plunger should be moved`?

Can these mounted to the lee reloading stand?

I like the new reloading area. Looks clean I would have opted for Total Vise products instead. Something about all that plastic makes me nervous.

Being anle to get a true bc calculation is awsome!

Different type machine different type sander media.... It cant be compared with eachother.

Is it compatible for the 300 win mag?

Great!! Tipton will have to add the bottle open in the directions and advertising lol

Nice product, acoustics in the new shop have a slight echo, you might want to wear a mic

Thank you

Just my own 2c. Yes definitely wet tumble for range brass, especially if you do a lot of AR shooting. Personally for myself that do LR shooting and hunting I do not wet tumble at all. I have found that if I reload with brass that has been wet tumbled and shoot it 6 months or a year later I get velocity variations that is not ideal especially for LR shooting. Bullet coating does make it better regarding the variation in velocity. Dry tumble and a bullet coating no velocity change regardless of how long they stand before I shoot it. Would like to hear your thoughts on this? (I call it some kind of brass-copper lock that occurs over time)...

Those are good tools to help with the adjustment. However I can not see that you have addressed the biggest problem I have with this press(aside from the crappy case feeder from hornady), the cases(especially tall cases) tilt inwards when they are indexed into station 5 because the retainer spring dives underneath the outer side of the rim of the case and lifts up causing the case to tilt inwards. That causes the inside half of the case mouth to collide with the mouth of the crimp die in station five. So if you place a case in the shell plate and you watch it while indexing it a full round, you will probably notice that the case tilts when indexed to station five..

That place is amazing!! Great job Randal!!! Your going to love every second working in there

Absolutely love the new Studio/Reloading room. What great craftsmanship and design. Can’t wait for the next podcast to come. Thanks for your help with reloading information Randal