Tom S.

Great! Thanks guys!

It must be something they changed - mine has it. There is a small hole in the end of the ramp that the spring fits into. Press is about 12 years old - give or take.

There actually is a good use for bankruptcy that you all can use. Next time a telemarketer calls, ask if they can send out the product before you file for bankruptcy next week. I get hung up on a lot............ :-)

To avoid future problems, you might want to color code them. For instance put a dab of red paint on the 9mm, green on the 223, etc. Then post a little chart next to the machine. I did that with all my stuff years ago and it works very well for old guys like me with bad memories.

If any one has any pet loads for the 357 Sig using 115 grain jacketed hollow point bullets, please post! I would also be interested in any cast bullet info in this weight. I am looking for a mild load (my testosterone days are over ). Thanks in advance!!

Perhaps when Brian says he doesn't recommend a 650 to people new, he means to reloading in general. In that regard, I agree completely. If however you are an experienced reloader, the transition to a 650 shouldn't be difficult. In basic terms, the 650 doesn't do anything not done with a single stage press - except it does it all at once. Just take the time to read the manual, and the video is great too. Don't try to set any speed records and you'll be fine. Just be aware of one thing: once you get a 650 set up and running, you may want to make Mike Dillon a deity.