Watch the primer slider!
Try and watch the primer slider to
make sure a primer is in the guide on the down stroke and watch for it to
return empty on the up stroke. Doing this will prevent you from charging a case
without powder and spilling on and under the shell plate. This could lead to
the primer pin sticking.
The Six Pack Pro loads very quickly
and smoothly and if you don’t note you could run that primer trough empty.
The last few primers will not feed as
they need the weight of an almost full primer trough to feed.
Checking the powder charge!
From my vantage point I can clearly
see the powder charge in station 3 and 4. Yes I do have a DAA Magnetic Powder
Check Die installed in station 3 but making a habit of checking the powder
charge is just safer. Batteries die at the worst of times and that DAA Powder
Check works with a battery…
And if you do miss a primer and
spill powder rather clean the press instead of just forging ahead…
Removing the shell plate to do this
is easy.
Remove the index rod at the bottom
of the stroke. Remove the case ejector. With the included ¼ inch hex key turn
the drive bolt clockwise to remove the shell plate. Clean and reinstall.
Progressive presses like to run clean.
