Scott Steele
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It's called a 650.
Sell it and upgrade. But if you do that, get a 1050 and be done.
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9#
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Closed coil end goes on guide rod first.
YouTube has this covered.
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Roll n lock
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Igolf, please do a search on this subject, there are probably close to a million posts on it...
Well, maybe not a million, but a lot!
jj
^^^^^^^
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this thread is worthless without pictures!
Thread is 9 years ago.
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Gross and funny.
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Nope...
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This thread has the info you need.
Get a Udie from EGW and put in station 1 of your 650 and you are done.
As far as brass life, I reload till it splits at the case mouth.
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I just figured out a very slick way to mount the ELS 34 disconnect fork to the Boss holster attachment. Once I finish it I'll post some pics ....
Ken, how did this turn out. I'm looking at doing this too.
Scott
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I flash and I'm not scared to do it.
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More money = more automation.
Get an Rf100
Are you going to get a case feeder for the 550B?
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2013 resurrected reading material.
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^^^ so true.^^^^^^^ and this is why you buy Dillon Blue.......
DougC
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you can look at page 5 from the 650 manual.
http://www.brianenos.com/dnld/dillon/xl_650-1.pdf
or you may find it here
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Google it... In the search function Search "9mm STI Grams"
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If it is over gassed the BCG moves right over the next round because the mag spring isn't fast enough to push the next round up fast enough.
Nonsense...
First question, please explain how a gas charge that operates the recoil phase of the cycle of operation has any effect at all on the speed of the bolt group during the counter recoil phase.
Second question, given that top cartridge in the ammunition stack is resting against the bottom of the bolt group when the chambered round is fired, what action creates the force to displace the ammunition stack downward far enough to allow the bolt group to skip over said top cartridge.
oooops, had bolt override thought wrong. My bad.
Billdozer, definitely try another magazine to see if it still happens.
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Hey Maize, look in the top right hand corner, it's the search function, type "Brazos HP edge" you should find multiple threads on this subject for the past several years.
Hope you find what you want. Others will give their opinions.
Brazos has a great reputation.
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Put one round in your mag and fire it to see if the BCG will lock back. If not, and you have an adjustable gas block, turn the gas off and work your way up till it locks back and then give it a little more gas for reliability.
If it is over gassed the BCG moves right over the next round because the mag spring isn't fast enough to push the next round up fast enough.
hope this helps.
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It's possible your BCG is under or over gassed.
Do you have an adjustable gas block?
My ego-busting breakup
in Hell, I Was There
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