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I use a red brick on the table

When I accumulate a few more sheckles, I'm going to get a second one and leave it set up for small primers

Glad to see someone else has modified the adaptor to work with their speific primers and that it works! I have marked one adaptor for WSR and use the stock blue for the Remington primers. U operating 2 RF 100s?

I only load WLR, and WLP on my RF100. If I go to small primers, I think that I'm going to the Remington primers. I have heard that they are most consistant.

I love you Dillon

I really don't know, but I really would like the answer. I have the same machine. How long did you have yours?

I use winchester primers, and when I got that set up, They go through that thing like crack corn thru a goose.

Want to sell yours?

Basically, a fire and forget weapon. Dump the tray, hit the button. It fills the next 100 while I pull the lever. I am no longer a fan of filling a bunch of primer tubes for a session. I only fill them as I need them now. Many of my reloading rituals have changed since "the incident". Tru that

Mine is set up for large primers. Dillon does offer the machine(RF100) in small or large primer setups. They also offer conversion kits, and you don't have to be a rhodes scholar to make the change. I must say, with all of the negative feedback that I viewed about it, I was a little sceptical about buying one. But after buying, and using it, I can't see how anyone wouldn't be happy with it. Slavex: The big tube is the primer tube. What I usually do is dump the primers in, hit the blue button, and forget about it. When my reloader primer alarm goes off, I pop out the RF100 tube load the primers in the primer magazine, and repeat the process again. Hoofy: I'm enjoying mine too

I would really like to meet the people or person that came up with the idea for that machine. I must admitt, that I was a little apprensive about buying it, but it is money well spent. I have to tip my hat to those people at Dillon.

I love those sucessful endings. Which Dillon did you get?

Thanks for the help, but I think that the problem is solved. I was using CCI primers, and they didn't want to load up right. They were flipping, and turning sideways, or not loading at all. As soon as I switched to Winchester primers, the problem went away. Has anyone else had this type of problem?

My garage is kinda cold. I have been having a problem with eratic primer loading. I'm having problems on both the 550 and SQ D

The people at Dillon told me that their machines meter best with ball powders.

Would they work in the Dillon 550/650?

I love me some Dillon. I had a primer feed bolt strip out, and called them expecting to buy another one. The guy on the phone said what's your address, and that was all that it was to it. No argument, no hassel, and just like they advertize NO BS