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  No, didn't think to take pics. Got a email from Taurus USA today. I guess Taurus in doing their warranty work,:   We are in receipt of your merchandise. Processing should take approximately 6 weeks from the date of receipt. If you would like to provide additional information, please contact Customer Service at:       Phone: (305) 624-1115       Fax: (305) 624-1126 Between the hours of 8:00 am - 6:00 pm ET, Monday thru Friday You may check the progress of your repair by accessing our website. Please select "Repair Status" under the Customer Care menu.   It shot well enough, just could not change a magazine without bullet getting hung on the firing pin sticking out. I got it for a warm weather pocket gun and could have lived with it as I do not carry a spare mag anyway.   Thanks for the reply

Thanks for the information. But I was wondering if anyone still had a DB9 and their option after having it a while. Just sent mine back because every magazine change the bullet would hang on the firing pin sticking out and not go into battery.

Anyone have an update on their DB9??? Still got it??   Thanks

Just bought the DB9 Monday 3-17-14. Love that I can carry it a 9mm in my front pocket. Was carrying a Kel-tec 32 but wanted to a bigger cal. Only fired 2 round but heading to the range this weekend.   Any updates on this pistol? Still working for you guys or long gone?   Thanks

If you plan on keeping the die set you have now then just buy this seating die instead of whole new set.     http://www.midwayusa.com/product/188270/rcbs-seater-die-223-Remington     Thanks Superman. I just ordered the rcbs seater/crimp die and Lee Precision RIFLE CHARGING DIE that the Emperor of Ice-Cream suggested. that should fix my problem I think.   Thanks for everyone's coments and suggestions

  Thanks but that's what I have now. I'm looking for what comes with the Press "Full Length Sizing Die and Rifle Charging Die and Bullet Seating/Crimper Die" Kit   I have the full length sizing die. Queen of Ice cream (thanks) gave a link to the rifle charging die. No if I can find the Bullet Seating/Crimper Die (one die). I'll be good to go.   Thanks again for everyone's help

Thanks but the manual states "Easy adjust dead length bullet seating die. This die does not crimp" So back to where I started.

  I was hoping to find the dies that the Pro 1000 .223 press uses so I do not have to deal with 4 dies on a 3 hole press. You do have to use the crimp die I suspect???\      Thanks, Earl

Thanks for all your help. But the Lee Pro 1000 is a 3 hole press.

Thanks again. Been on eBay for hours without any luck. Might have to call FS Reloading Monday.

Thanks for the fast reply   I looked  on https://fsreloading.com and could only find in the 3 die setup the pacesetter dies that I already have.   https://fsreloading....gton-90633.html takes me to the whole press, just looking for the dies for it.

I know get a Dillon or something else, but this is what I have and can afford. Still makes bullets that put holes in things :)   I purchased a Lee Pro 1000 setup for 9mm. Later I got the 45 setup by buying another 3-Hole Turret, shell plate carrier, and 3 die set. Works great.   Lee also sells the Pro 1000 setup for the .223 Remington. I have everything but the 3 die set. I got one from a TGO member (thanks) and it was a Lee Precision Pacesetter Dies .223 Remington. Not the same that comes with the Pro 1000 setup for 223.   I'm looking for the Full Length Sizing Die, Rifle Charging Die, and a Bullet Seating/Crimper Die that come in the 223 setup. Anyone know the part number or where to get this.   Thanks in advance, Earl    

So glad she is home safe. As a parent, I can fully understand the range of emotions you went through. Trust things will work out for you and your daughter.    

  Thanks StPatrick. I'll do it tomorrow night

  It's in Bolivar. 20-25 south of Jackson TN on HWY 64.

Thanks, how do I post a pic here?

Good one Caster, I never thought of that!!  Went to the range today and ran 150 rounds through it without any problems!!! Dealer let me swap out the slide and barrel from the first one so that solved the finish problem.   Gathered all the spent cases and when sorting them I notices a mark across the edge of the rim near the primmer of each one. Anyone seen that before?

  Thanks joeleerj. As bad as it sounds, I have not had time to go to the range since I traded the Regent. If this one does it. Ill get this one fixed. I do enjoyed shooting it but need to get better sights in the near future. My old eyes struggle with the small black sights.

I guess I could have, but since that day at the range was the first time I shot it and the dealer was on the way, I just swapped out. Cheaper than sending it back. BTW I live near Bolivar and the dealer's name is State Wide Pawn Shop. They offered to send it back for me or trade for another one. Had to run new back ground check because it was to long since I bought it (3 months). They did not charge me for the check either. Now that is what I call customer service!!!

Swapped out for new 1911. Took it home and took it apart to clean and was really disappointed. Finish we bad, discoloring on barrel, and a rough edge top rear ejector port. Guess I'll try to swap back if they let me and fix the original one.

Thanks everyone for their thought and suggestions. Called the dealer and will swap out for another new one tomorrow. Not sure when I'll get to fire it, but if the new does it also, I'll follow Dolomite_supafly and Lowpower tips (thanks).

Bought it and put it in the safe until I could go to the range.    

Thanks Lowpower. I'll give that a try.

Thanks, but 45 is brand new. 1st time fired was today except factory. Sorry magazine

I bought a Umarex Regent 1911A-1 .45 acp and a Glock 26 9mm in February of the this year and just got around to taking them to the range. I fired 150 round through each gun. The Glock was what you would expect, no issues!.   The Regent was another story. Main problem was that every 3rd or 4th magazine, either pull the trigger and 3-4 rounds would fire or the hammer would be down. Would have to cock it to fire the next round. Like the hammer was following the slide movement. Not a ammo or clip problem. Hope this makes sense. Anyone have any ideas?   Thanks