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First of all, thank you both for your help. It is always appreciated.
Secondly, I think I found the problem. I think that the pinhole in the toolhead was off. When I remove the front pin, I can push the toolhead in a little further, and the case goes right into the die. I called Dillon this morning, and they said that that happens sometimes, and agreed to ship me a new toolhead free of charge. I felt so bad because I had requested a few replacement parts in the last week or two that I offered to send back the bad parts just to prove that I wasn't hoarding or reselling them. These guys are great.
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