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I've had 2 650's for several years; complete toolheads, etc. for each caliber; wouldn't have it any other way--unless it was a 3rd 650!

I just used tie wraps to keep it as close/tight as possible; use blue ones and they blend in with the Dillon!

Very nice job

After a few years, mine aren't discolored and I use only handgun powder---but I agree with Grumpy----treat the hopper with something to prevent discoloration

Leave it; I leave powder in the hopper for weeks/months at a time and no issues

I load 124's with Clays but my supply is getting low; not sure why 'no heavy bullets'; I also use it for 45, 230 gr.

I just loaded up a few hundred, 230 gr FMJ, 5.9 gr @1.25; very soft/accurate It has taken the place of my normal Clay's load until the australia plant gets going and we see it on our shores

You will enjoy it! Congrats

I've got well over 10,000 rounds on my two reloaders and they are still going strong. Neither has given me any issues regardless of caliber being loaded. Glad you are happy as well.

It just made more sense to me to have a toolhead, powder dispenser, dies, etc. for each caliber; for me, it's just simple to swap out the entire toolhead and move on. Some might think different but it works for me!

124 xtremes are what I load for my 1911; seems to work well in it and everything else 9mm; I use Clays for all 9mm

I've loaded some xtreme 230''s with WSF at 5.7-5.9 gr; very soft

You will never regret this purchase

Don't mean to be insulting but did you tighten the set screw on the shaft?

uh, pic?