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If anyone is interested, I posted my new Evo Pro for sale in the Classifieds section.

Thanks for the info. Just ordered the parts.

I currently have a foldable 1-piece stock on my SBRd MPX. I want to get a Thordsen picatinny buffer tube adapter to install a standard stock (Mission first tactical min or Magpul CTR). This being said, do I need a recoil system? (JP 9mm Silent captured spring, buffer spring)

I sent Brian an email Yesyerday. Awaiting his response. He’s local to Texas. I also posted my new Dillon feeder with Immortobit upgrade for sale at $100 discount from what I paid for it less than a month ago.

Kevin: Even with Mark's upgrade for the Dillon case it still needs modification? Well, regardless. I think I will put mine for sale and get a feedinator (I just found out HasGrok is local to Texas!)

@Smithcity: Any updates? I have been remodeling my "man cave" and have not used either the M7 Evo Pro nor the roll-sizer. Would like to hear more feedback about the feedinator to see if I can list my new/upgraded Dillon one and order this one.

Good to hear. I haven't had any hobby time in a while, but I will wait to hear some more of your feedback. I think I will post my new Dillon case with ImmortoBot upgraded motor for sale and try this one.

Well.. seems you guys have been having fun with your EVOs. Unfortunately, I have been extremely busy at work and have not even finished setting up mine yet. Mostly the bullet sensor and now that I have the harness for the swage sense and primer sensor I can enable those. I also need to setup the powder check sensor and pour some powder into the hopper and set my charge. (Looks I need to do a lot more than I thought LOL) I hope I can take care of this tomorrow.

Thanks for the advice. I'll give my 10.5" a try. I really like my Trijicon AccuPower 1-8 (Actually better than my NX8) and Geissele SAA-E trigger. I'll try it with and without suppressor to see how it does. In all honesty, I am not in a rush to buy something. In fact, I thought that replacing the BCG for a lighter one and replacing the A2 buffer/spring for a Silent Capture would be a better/cheaper option. Thanks everyone for your input

Don't get me wrong I have built ARs and have purchase fully built ones as well for other purposes (defense, hunting, etc). I am looking for something I can use for the "game" and be soft and flat shooting. This is a different animal from those I have built and purchased before, hence why I thought about purchasing something built. Besides being "overpriced", is there any reason you guys do not recommend a JP, Lantac, Armalite or any other high-end rifles?

My Noveske has the switch block (Off, Suppressed, On), so a lighter bolt carrier with stock buffer/spring will help? Apologies for the newbie questions. Can you provide a quick rough list of brands I should look for? I would certainly not mind building it. Lower: Upper: Barrel: Adj gas Block: Bolt Carrier Group: Sprig/Buffer: Stock: Trigger: Handguard:

Meh. I don't oppose it if it ultimately yields a better outcome than buying a complete build. I just thought that many would actually recommend getting one from those reputable builders. But a nice lower with a proof research barrel, a nice thin and light handguard, etc sounds like a good idea. Perhaps I should try JP Silent Captured Spring and lightweight bolt carrier in my 10.5" and see how it goes before a build? Will it improve at all or should I go straight to a new build/purchase? @hlpressley - No pricing yet

I checked the Armalite. Looks like a good option. I wonder how it compares to the JP and Lantac as it is half their price.

Getting into some local AR matches (Mostly steel and other targets) from 50 - 300 yards. I currently own a suppressed Noveske 10.5" CQB that I don't believe is up for the task (Unless you convince me otherwise). I thought about adding a JP Silent Captured Spring to it and probably help with recoil and flatten the front. I was thinking about a 14.5" JP PSC-11 with CTR-02 lower (I like the option of both charging handles) or a LANTAC Raven (Yes, I know they are two completely different guns for different scenarios). I would like soft and flat shooting that is easy to maneuver (as I will be moving a lot), but that can also have a decent group to hit 300 yards with the proper bullet. I don't want to experiment with a bunch of parts and a custom build unless absolutely required. I thought 55gr would do for blasting through, but maybe I should look for a 62gr or even a 69gr bullet? I don't plan to reload for 5.56, so I need to test and select what bullet I will set on. I will be using my Trijicon 1-8 scope. Thoughts / Suggestions?

Correct, I had no problem with those when I processed my 9mm brass. I played a bit with the tube height until I got it right. I'll try and post photo for you.

Man, you are bending my arm. LOL I would also consider buying that one if it would work with the RollSizer, but I would need to sell my new Dillon + Immortobot case feeder first.

I am not bashing either, just letting you know my experience so far. In all honesty, if I would have known about the feedinator before, I would have probably tried that as well. I just got my Dillon case feeder and Immortobot upgrade last week and ran a batch of brass. I won't be using it for a while, so I will eagerly wait for your review and I may sell mine (I like gray or black better than blue. Blue also messes my room color matching and OCD *pun intended*). This being said, the Immortobot does slow down during a jam and you can flip the switch and it will reverse. I didn't have to use that feature at all and based on the video posted above, I have the Immortobot running faster than that with the RollSizer with 6 pins.

SmithCity: I have ImmortoBot's upgraded motor for the Dillon case-feeder. I also get brass jamming at the funnel, but this is not a case feeder problem, but funnel or perhaps a slimmer hose may help as well. I run all six pins and since speed is adjustable, I just slow it down a bit so there is no stack in the hose. Just barely there. I processed over 5k in an hour with probably a handful of late feeds causing the shell plate jams. Not bad as most of the time it ran flawlessly without issues.

Don't forget one more test... If your AOL gets more consistent as well.

Does anyone need a 308 conversion (For commercial version)? I have a brand new one I will not use and will be getting a 5.56 instead.

If you are getting just 2 thousand of a difference (1.165 - 1.167) with mixed brass, you are golden! There are people that don't get that with even with the same headstamp! (Possibly something wrong in there)

It is an upgraded motor that allows your case feeder to keep up with the RollSizer at full speed. ImmortoBot Dillon Case Feeder Upgrade

Is the Frankford Arsenal Vibra-Prime a good alternative? Otherwise, I'll just buy more primer tubes and load them the night prior to a reloading session.

Waiting for mine to arrive. I also ordered the Dillon case feeder upgrade, so the order probably got delayed.

OK - With that price the primer collator is out of the wishlist for a while, plus I just got the roll-sizer. Does a Dillon RF still the best choice or will I experience issues that will require some tweaking with it?