NicoR

That is NICE!

I can’t think of a single reason why I’d get a 1050 instead of an Evolution... the price difference when you take into account the bulletfeeder is minimal and Mark 7’s machine is superior, by a long shot.

Do you process brass? If you do, expand when processing with a Redding Expander or Lyman M-die.

Hmm I don’t think so... mine is a 220v native machine! Contact Jay Hirshberg on FB before doing anything with that switch, your machine may be different than mine!

The devil? I swear by my Hornady die and it produces GREAT ammo!

There’s a tutorial for machines which don’t run at speeds over 1.800rph due to low voltage output from the electricity network. It is on Mark VII’s website, find it and it will show you how to open the electronics console and where the switch is. VERY easy! One of the extremes is 110v, the other one is for 220v and the one in the middle is for mediocre electricity output from developing countries like the one I live in.

It is dirty already, it would be dirty-er, haha! True, true...

But that’d defeat the purpose of getting an autodrive to never pull a handle again. LOL

But that’d make my press and workplace dirty.

I dry tumble my brass, and now I want to de-prime after that, process and wet clean with SS pins. But I can’t deprime with decapping pins that are either easy to break, hard to change or both.

I have crappy brass. VERY CRAPPY.

I’d rather spend more but once. I already have the Hornady one and with spares I’m already over 50 bucks!

I just came across these guys: https://mightyarmory.com/ Seems like my quest is over. I'm ordering tomorrow and I'll update this thread as soon as I can get my hands on it!

I currently load un-processed brass so I size and decap in the same station with a Hornady Custom Grade New Dimension die. I want to start processing brass so I want to do that in different stations, and I would like to have a decapping die that allows me to change decapping pins easily and quickly. Doing that with the Hornady dies is a total PITA! Thoughts?

The 1050’s priming system makes me wonder how can these machines can be used commercially... it is SO BAD.