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I put together a video showing how I installed a powder camera on my 1050. It can be done quite a bit cheaper, as well as adapted to other presses. -
I called Dillon about this, but they were not able to address my issue. I am not able to install the Dillon Powder Check (Stock Number: 21044) on the 1050 properly (station 6) - I know this has to be an operator error. I just can't figure it out and I hope that someone here can help. The black rod on the powder check does not contact the base (the are that the shell holder sits in). Can someone help (pictures would be perfect) Thank you in advance.
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I am running a Dillon 650 with a DAA bullet feeder. As you know it replaces your powder check but you can see powder in cases.I have been thinking about a 1050 but you cannot see the powder in cases. The 1050 goes counterclockwise. How well does the DAA 2 in 1 setting and crimping die work. If it works I can use my powder check from the 650 on the back side and fill safe getting a 1050.
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Does anyone deprime and resize off their 550b press, then prime the case and powder charge on stage one? I'm thinking you could do this and use a powder check on stage two, seat the bullet on stage three and crimp on stage four. I'm careful about powder dropping, but still worry about high or low charges. I have a Lee single stage press that I use a universal decapping die for all my spent cases. I also use an Inline Fabrication Skylight for my 550b, so I can inspect my powder case fill. I'm just wondering if this set up would work or why it wouldn't? Sometimes I have too much time on my brain and it wanders and comes up with strange ideas. Sorry if this has been hashed over before, I couldn't find it in any searches.
