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This press made in China is not sold in Europe, thank you Frankfurt Arsenal. Fortunately there is Mark 7 and Dillon

I don't know FW but I have an MA depriming with a large needle, I have enlarged thousands of small holes without any needle breakage, one stroke of a milling cutter mounted on a motorized frame and the deburring disappears and it's very fast

I had the opportunity to see the Genesys the finish of the frame is not at the top when you are used to an EVO press.

Thanks John for the info.

Some nice innovations, but and I don't see the sensor for the powder that stops the machine. A decap detection is useless if the cases have been processed before reloading I don't see a Primer Orientation Sensor

Hello I have one Primer Orientation Sensor out of the 3 that I have that no longer works Apparently it will come from the cable, which I ordered from M7 Have you ever had this problem ? I hope the failure prognosis is correct.

Can't wait for the Dillon press 10 posts with the had doc sensors.

Thanks plinker for the good news

Do you have any news from Mark 7 with the passage of the hurricane?

5000 per hour 9 mm with the commercial Rollsizer in 220 v

Hello thanks for the information

Now Double Alpha also offers this lighting system with a big advantage: the support plate is made of aluminium, it's solid. I received 3 of them it's perfect

Hello https://www.markvii-loading.com/accessories/toolheads-stands.html The Jack Bolt body is made from 4140 Steel. I ordered, we'll see.

The linear primer feed works perfectly on both of my EVO PRO presses. On my APEX 10 I had to make adjustments for it to work properly, and it should not exceed 1500 cartridges per hour I don't like this priming system it's junk. Since the takeover by Lyman the quality has gone down.

Do you have a normal supply of primers in the United States? In Europe the stocks are exhausted, or else at exorbitant prices 200€ per thousand