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For reloading cartridges there are 2 types of reloaders, the 1st who wants to reload while spending the minimum, and who also makes quality cartridges and who does not see the point of spending more and the 2nd one who likes to reload and who pays for beautiful tools, I am part of the 2nd case with an RL 1050 and 6 heads with the tools and powder dosers mounted for 6 different calibers: 9mm 38 sp 357 m 40sw 45 acp 223 with mr bullet feeder I have changed caliber hundreds of times, less than 10 minutes to go from one caliber to another and finally 44 mag on 550 Dillon and other rifle calibers But when the EVO Press came out I ordered it in 9mm it was not necessary but too beautiful it is a jewel, and a pleasure to use it.

''I am considering a Mr bulletfeeder. I have a 650 and I use Dillion dies with a Powder check. If I purchase a bullet feeder what will I have to give up? Will I be able to use the Powder Check and both the Dillion dies to seat and crimp in 2 steps . I also load 40 38 and 45 what is the changeover time from one caliber to another. I have been reloading for 42 years and am always trying make the process more efficient. Thanks for any answers that help.'' Dillon 8 stations is better but the ideal is the 10 stations Mark 7

I really want to transform my Lube-master http://www.magmaengineering.com/lube-master/ in case-master (9mm) feed tube and sizer and it should be good for 200 to 300 $ with a production of 5800 cases / Hour http://www.magmaengineering.com/case-master-rimless-case-sizer/

I only had to adjust this aluminum part the threaded holes were original. I saw that on the latest EVO models these holes no longer exist.

''Got my Evo about a week ago or so. Quick shipping had it within about 10 days or ordering so that was great. Now I’m running it I have had a couple issues maybe someone can help me with. Running a standard stacked primer configuration. I originally ran about 100 lrg pistol primers Winchester and never had a issue. But upon running Remington primers when ever there was Not a round to be primed as the primer dropped to retract it would catch at a angle and jam up the primer return bar which would freeze up the machine. Any one have this happen and do you think it is just the Remington primers? Next I was wondering if there is any better video on greasing everything? I watched the one on Mark 7 and find it a little lacking. Like how many squirts in the zurk fittings? How exactly do you lube the main piston and guide rods just rub it on? And I think I saw him point to the end of the handle joint but not sure what to do there. Thanks for any info. '' I had primers that went wrong To remove the incident, I machined this aluminum part with a file, the primer can no longer turn over or go wrong.

To put in a place where it will not be disturbed. I filled 5 tubes without incident for me it's all good I do not regret my purchase.

I use dry silicone sprayed on a cotton swab on the Primer Pro ramp, the primers descend much faster, with the Winchesters none upside down

This device is a revolutionary invention, and from the videos very quick to fill the tube. There was nothing valid so far, if the vibrating system for the M7 Revolution, but considering the price several thousand dollars, reserved for an elite and have an M7 press. A Dillon RF 100 at double the price. I think this priming feeder will be a big commercial success.

''So what is the difference between the 9mm match and the 9mm TNT?'' I think it's the same '' What makes this any different than any other resizing die? '' the 9mml case is concentric, I had 2 Dillon and Lee tools, none respects the concentricity of the cartridge once finished. ''Yes, please give more info. Looked at their site.... no carbide? Don’t like lubing pistol cases.'' According to P. Wayne superior to carbide ''the decapping spring design is a good one and really reduces primer pullback. '' I don't know I do before the cleaning process of the case and decapping

Finally a 9 mm tool that calibrates the socket to the original dimension. Patrick Waine specifies that it is possible to use it without grease but as it is mounted on the M7 Evo press to reduce the effort on the lever I use a lanolin and alcohol mixture. The cartridges finished I pass them to the 9mm gauge it is perfect, finished the ugly constricted at the base of the cartridge. Bravo quality tools.

Another system a piece of piano wire and a washer in plastque that allows me to save time when I change caliber no trimming

I ordered yesterday

Thank you Kema I had already seen on the site Double Alpha : Double alpha only requires € 14 shipping, but the engine is at € 3000

On the M7 website in an autodrive for EVO command simulation the shipping costs by UPS worldwide expedited are $ 682.23 for an Evolution simulation + autodrive brass processing the shipping costs by UPS worldwide expedited are $ 107.49. I think there is an error somewhere. $ 682.23 the fees are a bit high only for an engine.

I am interested, I have the blue decaping. Thank.

That the primer feeder fill the tubes properly without primer upside down and will be fine for me.

I also added this little piece of aluminum, but despite everything I had cases upside down, the sheet of paper solved this problem

On the EVO press the aluminum tube is machined, there is no this damn blue plastic tip the power supply is perfect. Hopefully Dillon will do the same for the new RL 1100 (and 10 stations )

''What cartridge ( 9mm, 40 s&w, 45acp, etc ) are causing the problem and what casefeeder plate are you using?'' I forgot to mention that it is an EVO in 9mm and the case feeder is a Hornady (delivered with the machine)

About 1 in 50/100 had returned by tapping on the edge of the funnel, it took me some time to see it. A simple sheet of paper and no problem.

yes I pierced and tapped, I would have deformed the spring by putting it in the slot of the ring, and as I had only one spring.

Thank IVC completed job 10 minutes ago

https://www.dillonprecision.com/xl750-reloader_8_1_26745.html

''Where did you purchase it from? can you provide a link?'' I bought one at Ballisti-Cast and another at magma: http://www.magmaengineering.com/lube-master/