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Metalman21

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  1. Retread, I think your'e right about it depending on when they were made but mine is brand new and it is shorter. I don't know, and in my case shorter works better because so am I.
  2. Thanks for the info. I think it's possible this dimension may have varied, depending when the equipment was made? So far the same 4" or so variation reported here is what I found searching. I had to know for sure so I unpacked the parts and mocked it up; mine is the 34-34.5" height. So that was the final factor needed to decide on the height of the post for a good handle to seat, seat to separate work bench and overall height of the case feeder for loading. Time will tell how it all works out, hopefully I won't need to modify .
  3. Can someone tell me the actual height of the 650 with a case feeder from the mount surface excluding any strong mounts? In my searches I came up with a lot various measurements leaving me to doubt even the Dillon specs. witch was 38.5" (with case feeder). Not ready to assemble everything at this point but I am building a steel post mount that will bolt to the concrete floor. I am planning to sit on a stool while loading so I am trying to factor in everything including dumping brass into the feeder without using a step-up. PS. I have a computer file for a plate that matches the base of the 650 perfectly if anyone needs one.
  4. The list keeps growing Brian, there will be at least two more free shipments as funds allow before I get it down to a dull roar!
  5. I did order the case feeder, set of 45ACP dies, roller handle, and a bunch more. One of the features I like about the dillon is being able to change the tool plate all set up with dies and powder measure for a caliber change. When I'm ready for the next caliber it will be the delux set up. I think a second primer assembly is the way to go also.
  6. Brian's web store was a "no BS" stockpile of excellent information that made it easy for me to make decisions. I received a prompt return phone call after I mangled my order on the wife's I-pad and thought I ordered 3 or 4 of everything. I ordered Brian's electronic scale and it arrived 1st, super fast. The Dillon boxes arrived next, about 2 days before I anticipated. All that and free shipping (of course I was well north of $400, lol). The Dillon equipment Is top shelf and nicely packed. I will be back to the store for more and likely back here for information. Thank you Brian.
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