fal72con

We replaced all of our 650s with 1050s years ago. Even though most of our production is now on Camdex and Ammoload equipment, the 1050s are still here. We use them for smaller volume runs. Back at the changeover from 650 to 1050, having to go ‘backward’ to use a 650 for a batch seemed like punishment. The 1050 is that much better of a machine. Buy the 1050 today, get the bulletfeeder when you can. One less thing to fiddle with on initial setup of your 1050. Now, onto Dillon warranty. Free parts are nice. Not constantly needing free parts is nicer. Buy a maintenance kit or two to start. Pay attention to the force needed to run the machine empty. Use clean, lubed brass and don’t worry about setting speed records. The amount of crashes that break parts goes way, way down. For anyone who has used both a 650 and a 1050, the difference in warranties is a non-issue. One year of production at your level, will find any manufacturing flaws, undue wear, etc. Again, buythe 1050 today. Did I mention buy the 1050? Today.