Mikelindsey

I'm trying to load 223s on my 650 but the shells keep getting crushed at the powder flaring guide. After that when trying to load the bullet it' of course will not take a bullet. I have the powder dye just about out as far as it will go. Anybody?

I too bought the catch bottle off eBay and sure glad I did. It's crazy Dillon hasn't come up with something like this!

I got this bench at Lowes. Added a 3/4 sheet of plywood to the existing top and mounted my 650 to it. It's a great bench.

I first had mine hitting the spent primer box. Took a bit of tweaking but get it angled just right and it works.

I had the same problem with mine on a 650. I thought at first it was supposed to be that way till I really forked it down.

Get the 650. You won't regret it!

I'm trying to use some 224 Barnes bullets at 36 grain. I'm using Alliand AR Comp powder. Allianz recepie only goes from 55 grains. What should I do increase the powder a bit? Thanks

http://www.winchester.com/Customer-Support/Pages/Contact-Us.aspx

What kind of primers are you using. If there Winchster I have the same probs on my 650

Muffs get in the way of your cheek weld on a rifle and are always in the way. I use the plugs!

But it works and 10 bucks is a drop in the bucket

Here's the link to complain http://www.winchester.com/Customer-Support/Pages/Contact-Us.aspx

I just got done loading about 100 40 cals with Winchester primers. Every time I picked them up in the tube four or five would get stuck. Even using the out of primer thing to try and punch them through they would not break free. I had to take the yellow plastic thing off the tube and of course primers go flying all over. I'm going to try CCI next time!

Thanks for helping a newbie

What about the priming station. Will I get the primer punching the loaded primers. The primers on the cases I know not to load primers!

Lets start over. I received primed and sized 223 brass from Dillon. How should I proceed to load them on my 650?

I have not had any problems with 40 or 45 but I had to change to CCI for the same reason!

They are the most comfortable holsters that I have ever owned and I've got a bunch of others that don't even match up

I've got two and really love them. I'm convinced there is no better IWB holster. I carry a M and P Smith for CCW off duty, I'm a cop. I also have one for my Glock. Highly recommended!

That's what I meant. Pull the decamping pin out add no primers and set to go. No need to resize them so can I just get rid of #1 die altogether ?

Yes I've had this same problem with Winchester primers. I called Dillon and they told me it was a common complaint. The problem seems to be lack of uniformity in the primers. They said they have accurately seen square ones. I'm changing to CCI.

I just received some new 223 brass from Dillon that's already primed. What do I do for station one. Pull out the primer punch?

I have the fabrications skylight with the battery function and love it ,

Thanks to all and a lesson well learned!

My 223s are .2225. I guess I bought 1000 for nothing. I've reordered some 224s. Live and learn as a newbie