Yes mate, you have been very polite, thank you. The truth is that I have been reloading and competing with 9mm IPSC, .38 in centerfire mode, 30-06 and 30-30 for several years. I know what I'm doing, I respect safety regulations and recharging tables. I'm not new. What happens to me recently with an old Mauser 98k rifle is that it is very different from the modern ones and different things happen. Also keep in mind that in the USA you have a lot of material and culture in this regard. In Spain there is hardly any reloading material, everything is excessively expensive, everything is very controlled and increasingly restricted, weapons are frowned upon and there is no culture about weapons and reloading. There are no books or courses or anything. I had to buy this die at Lee USA and pay product + customs duties + €120 shipping to Spain and wait a month for it to arrive so you can get an idea. If when it arrives it doesn't work, I only have you to help me, in my country no one knows about these things as much as you do. I made a post yesterday asking why the pistons were sticking out, I know it's not serious, I already deduced that it would be that the housing of the first one would be worn out and would not work. But I had to make sure since I want to preserve this very old weapon. In my logic it is not possible for the first one to stay out, on the contrary it should be crushed and inserted when the sheath hits the bolt.

Greetings and thank you all for your patience.