received Lapua and Alpha brass and sized again with my Forster honed die because I know it works. Sized both virgin Lapua and Alpha and once fired. Interesting stuff. The Lapua was considerably more concentric in both neck and bullet runout than Alpha in both virgin and once fired. Also, my old trusty Redding Comp seater was great as normal with .002 or less bullet runout but the Micron and Wilson/Sinclair seaters were again double the bullet runout without fail. Not one sample have I received lower bullet runout than my Redding. I even sent back my Wilson to them to check it out with some of my brass and Berger 140 hybrids and Hornady ELD bullets. They replied back with a note in my die and components that they replaced the VLD Stem and was now getting .002 or better runout. Not trying to bad mouth at all but on my Accurace One Concentricity guage I tested my Nosler brass and both bullet brands that they had used their Wilson arbor die on. I showed .0035 bullet runout. I know there can be differences but that is same runout I was getting with my components and their die. So nothing has changed. I guess I will either let my K&M arbor press and both Micron and Wilson dies collect dust or sell them. I tried every combination I could think of and always the same. My Forster die gets barely over .0005 of neck runout and the Redding Comp die on my Area 419 press gets .002 or better bullet runout. Was actually fun experimenting but I have a great process already and will run with it. Thanks for all the input.