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I had the same problem. Only fix I found was to use a non Dillon size die.

Since all the ammo in the videos was loaded (not the 8mm) on a Dillon BFG and a couple of 650's I thought you guys might like these. http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=MaDuceRules

Here a couple of pics of the bracket without the micro switch attached. I used a mill to cut the slot but you could use a dermel without to much trouble. One hole in the bottom is all that is needed to hold the switch. I just used some washers to center the switch lever in the slot. All the parts came from Jameco.com. It's just a simple counter circuit. Getting a lot of PMs requesting a parts list. Thought I post it here to help some guys out. Grainger www.grainger.com counter http://www.grainger....5&cm_vc=IDPRRZ1 Jameco www.jameco.com Micro switch (round counter) Part no. 187805 On/off switch Part no. 315484 Counter reset switch Part no. 315432 Battery clip 9V Part no. 11280

Here a couple of pics of the bracket without the micro switch attached. I used a mill to cut the slot but you could use a dermel without to much trouble. One hole in the bottom is all that is needed to hold the switch. I just used some washers to center the switch lever in the slot. All the parts came from Jameco.com. It's just a simple counter circuit.

So heres some pics of my counter. Like most I don't find it overly useful but its fun and quick to do. I'm really just using it to keep a total of rounds loaded. Everything is housed in the case feeder with a wire running down through the case feeder support tube too the micro switch.

Plus 1 on the dryer sheet.

An automatic powder drop for the BFR.

I have two 650's and use to share the case feeder between them. I hated switching it between machines and bought another one.

Always shoot at the max and deal with it later. It really sucks finding a pic that you really want thats shot a a low res just to save a little space. SD

Not a ladder but I do have to stand on a chair. You need a hopper that large to load 50 BMG.