mfrits

I appreciate the advice guys. I've always had a love/hate relationship with progressive reloaders. I am hoping this one turns out a little better than some of the others I have tinkered with.

How did you succeed in breaking the primer follower rod? It sits vertically in the primer feed tube a supports it's own weight. Mfrits, You stole that 650 at that price. Spend the $$ and buy a low primer warning assembly. Box it up and send it to Dillon for a rebuild. you'll have a fresh 650 to start out with. Buy the correct casefeeder plate and associated parts then you'll be good to go in that department also. Did you at least kiss the guy you stole that 650 from? Pat Yeah, I though it was a good deal. Any idea how much Dillon charges for a rebuild?

Hey guys. Looking for some advice. I just picked up a used Dillon 650 w/case feed for what I think is a pretty good price ($450) but, like most used bargains, this one seems to have a few issues. Two questions 1. It is missing the low primer warning. How useful is it in your opinion? 2. It is set up for .40 cal with a large pistol case feeder plate that seems to jam up frequently (every 20 rds or so). Any ideas on what could cause that? I'd appreciate any advice y'all can share.

If you are just beginning, and not yet ready to reload, just stick with high quality commercial ammo such as Federal of Fiocci. The "match" monicker on pistol ammo is not nearly as meaningful as it is on rifle ammo. If you start shooting rifles, at long range, you will start to appreciate "match" ammo. The game where "match" quality ammo really matters is competitive smallbore. I

If anyone needs a Mitchell right side mag release, I have a spare available. Just PM me.

PM Sent, I have a gently used spare that is available if anyone needs one.

Looks like my kinda place.

Just joining in to see what it is all about.