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I agree with near everyone else here. It helps a lot.

Switching over the primer on a 550 and 650 is super easy. I think the advantages are the 5th station, case feeder and auto index. I have never used a case feeder on my 550 though.

Ok thanks. Will break it down and give it a good ultrasonic bath and cleaning.

Sorry for the bad pic. It's not that, it's the vertical lines that look like light glare.

Dillon has polished my trim die a few times already after this has happened in the past. Just trying to see why this happens though. After maybe 20k rounds it starts doing this.

I use my RCBS flip tray and do them by hand. Gives me a break time between 200 rd batches.

After I buy it, I will probably run both sensors. It still happens on occasion (if I have the optical decapping sensor off) where a primer gets pulled back in part way and jams up the machine and then send brass flying out of station 8.

I don't really keep track, but I have been through a few. Definitely not hundreds of thousands.

Do any of you guys with it switch form small primer to large often?

All I needed to hear. Thanks.

I have a dedicated one for 223, but I have used it before and it works fine.

I process 9mm, 223, 308 and 30-06 on my 1050 and just started doing 45acp. Those damn small primers!!!!! Even with the clutch at 0 or 1, the small primer brass makes it through and usually tears the rim off the case. I already have the F&FB swage rods and they work great, but am looking at the SWAGEsense. Any experience with it? Is it easier to switch from small to large than regular rods?

I have never used an Ammobot, but I have a Mark 7 X and love it. I don't load on it, but I do process 9mm, 45acp, 223, 308 and 30-06

Not sure, but pretty sure the center hole will be a different size. Just go to HD and play around with different parts.

The Dillon trim die got down to the line where the case head starts. the rest of the brass was fine. But this happened to roughly 20 out of 3000.