The_Vigilante

Actually I don't use the priming station on my 650. I prime my cases offline on a single stage press using the Lee Safety prime. Find it less stressful and since I am semi-retired have the extra time in my day to do it. I would be interested in the tip to install the spring as it really gave me headaches.

Walmart normally carries Lemi-Shine. I know I overlooked it the first time I looked for it. Did you ask anyone?

Walmart normally carries Lemi-Shine. I know I overlooked it the first time I looked for it. Did you ask anyone?

You can buy it on Amazon.

Is there a Walmart where you live or close to where you live?

If you are having trouble (any trouble) ejecting them then lower the OAL bit by bit until they stop sticking.

I am running a Saiga 12 which I bought already modified-I sent it to Jack Travers of JT Engineering and he transformed it into an Open gun for me. It takes a lot of $$$$ to get them to run right.

After a lot of cussing, was finally able to get the index ring replaced and the 650 is running like water. The hard part (at least for me) was getting the index ring spring installed. That is one bi!!ch to reinstall-ruined two of them and was down to my last one-I guess the 3rd time's a charm.

I was actually referring to "Dillon" who is a member of the BE forum. Guess I will send him a PM.

I examined the index ring more closely and have determined it is broken indeed. I do have a spare. Where can I find the instructions for replacing the index ring? Thanks

I do have a spare kits kit-will check and see if the index ring is still there. Is it easy to replace? Difficulty factor on a 1-5 scale? I'm mechanically challenged. Is there any way to determine if the index ring is broken without taking it out? Thanks for your help

Dillon, where are you when I need you?

I like the Center of Mass belt-especially the inner belt which lets you pull it as tight as you need it-YMMV

Today my 650 started acting up and now will not completely advance to the next station with a complete pull. I have to nudge the shellplate with my finger to get it to advance to the correct position-stops about 1 inch from the next station. Any ideas on troubleshooting this problem? Thanks

I would see an attorney and see if any remedies are available

I used a Lee Factory Crimp die while reloading some .40 S&W's. I then had to pull some of them. When I tried to re-use these bullets found they were now undersized and wouldn't work anymore.

Actually the Wilson Case Gauge I use is longer than the length of the cartridge so I don't have that problem.

So if I put it in backwards-rim first-what should I be looking for? I did it and part of the bullet is sticking out. There wasn't any binding-it dropped right in. I did remove the barrel from the gun and the cartridges drop freely into the chamber. Thanks for everyone's help

I am running into a problem loading .40 S&W-they won't fit my Wilson Case Gauge (see photo). I ran these thru my CasePro 100 first and then thru my Redding Carbide GRX .40 S&W sizer before running them thru my Dillon 650. I am using a Dillon Sizing die and a Lee Factory Crimp die. I am using .421 crimp. Bullets are Bayou 180g. Any ideas why they aren't dropping all of the way into the case gauge? Additonal information: These are for an STI Edge and are loaded long at 1.175. I did cycle them thru the Edge and there didn't seem to be a problem with them sticking in the barrel so am mystified as to why they won't fit the case gauge. This is range brass. Thanks

If you don't absolutely have to have Remington's, I understand Hornady and Precision Delta also make and sell them.

If you want to spend the $$$$ to get a toolhead for each bullet you load then more power to you!

Sorry about that. Just do a search for WST and 9mm in this forum and you will get what was in my link

Check out the following link-will give you tons of info: http://www.brianenos.com/forums/index.php?app=core&module=search&do=search&fromMainBar=1

A lot of members on this Forum use 147g and N320. 3.3g will get you a minor power factor of 125+

Check out the unit made by Jmorris-100 lb bucket should be plenty strong: http://www.brianenos.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=143319&st=0&p=1609770&fromsearch=1entry1609770