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The quick change is the easiest way to go. I can switch from 9mm to 223 in about 2 minutes only because I have to flip the primer block from pistol to rifle. Otherwise, it would take 30 seconds.

I load 45acp to this Oal for both 185gr and 230gr bullets

Light lube on the brass even though I use carbide dies. Xl650 runs smooth

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And that's why I own a Dillon.

Get the 650 and never look back. You'll regret not getting the 650 after its too late. I love my XL650.

Me too!I only use Lee dies in Dillon XL650

I agree with many that have commented. 1.250.

Me too! Makes short work of sorting brass.

Screw drivers, scissors, tape, needle nose pliers, multi tool, Allen wrenches, glock punch, trigger group, every spring known to man, guide rods, fiber optic rods for my sight in blue, red, yellow , orange and green ( I only use green, but you never know) extra front sight screws, lighter and clippers to trim and install fiber optic rods, extra screws and nuts for my blade tech holster and mag pouches, trigger connector and springs, recoil springs, almost forgot my front sight wrench. AND I just realized I don't have a extra slide stop spring. I also have a G17 in case my G34 has a catastrophic malfunction. Did I miss anything?

Exactly what I was going to say. The 147gr has more of a push which allows me to get the sight back on target quicker, as opposed to a flip in the 124gr.

my OCD has subsided. I only sort out brass now to remove military and undesirables. I lube before reloading and tumble after reloading to remove any excess lube.

147 gr Bayou through a g34

Let me clarify. I tumble loaded rounds with live primers to clean and remove lube after reloading. To the op: load the brass, then clean them in the tumbler.

I tumble to clean prior to loading. Then I tumble again to remove the residue from lubing the cases.

I use a glock 34 for production and I shoot Titegroup with Bayou bullets. Except I shoot 147gr. 3.1 Titegroup and a Oal of 1.130 to 1.135 for my 147gr works great.

I was also referring to a 360 bay. Double berms with staggered doors for entrance and exit. It allows for 360 degree stages.

I switched out the ghost for a mcglock trigger. It allows you to adjust pre and post travel.

I use Lee dies on my XL650. For 9mm and 45acp. You need to order the Dillon lock rings. Use them instead of the Lee rock rings. Since the Lee dies are shorter the Dillon lock rings will give you the extra space you need.

A shoot house or 360 enclosed bay with high berms and alternating door entrance.

I remember seeing an email from Midway taking about reduced shipping prices. The UPS to USPS handoff sounds like they are copying Amazon.

#4 and a powder check die in station 3. Its worth its weight in gold.

Crossbreed supertuck deluxe. Extra mag is in my pocket I also carry a tactical knife

The best bullets are the ones that you shoot accurately out of your gun. I shoot Bayou bullets in 147gr for 9mm

Amazing concept. Never thought of it that way before. [emoji106]