Laxman2809

no need to wait plenty of used 1050 out there.

Karl Bibb on facebook makes a bullet feeder just need the MRBF dropper dies to get it working.

Also in Nova, let us know if you got any questions.

Yes the 750 closely resembles the 550 priming system. 650 is its own thing to my knowledge.

I have both a super 1050 and an RL1050 as well. The priming system is completely the same idk where this comment is coming from

There is a couple guys In the ammobot facebooke group that’s have purchased AB in Poland

Oh you want one of the updated primer slides with the brass knub instead of rubber?

plenty for sale on the internet get in there and grab one.

I have this as well and it works really well!

yes runs great on both M7 and AB.

I own both with all the sensors you can get, even a custom M7 sensor someone put together. Use to own a Forcht Autodrive as well. They both have their pros and cons. There is no real adjusting the index speed on the Ammotbot its just FW speed and RW speed. Where you can adjust all of that on the M7. You get a lot more sensors option on the ammobot, plus the case extractor is sweet for processing. Currently I process on the AB and load on the M7. The Forcht was a dumb autodrive with no sensors, it was an older model so dont take that as a slight he has greatly improved his automation but it is not as good as AB or M7, but it was very damn smooth considering he is basically converting the S1050 to an RL1050. My AB is on an OLD RL1050 and its a great machine. I'm happy I got the RL instead of waiting for a 1100. No warranty but who cares.

why not cnc shooter or on point toolhead 8 stations that way? you could also make 3 passes on the brass (basically prime in its own pass). decap swage, clean , resize, resize, then removing priming parts and make metal tab that can be screwed into primer shield screw hole for failsafe rod to operate through. Using this 3 pass method you can speed up the loading process typically to almost 2000+

honey badget and bosch router too wide as well?

having recently updated my firmware, sometimes when I would calibrate I would notice it wouldn't go the full stroke. After update no longer does this.

Take a look at this product https://mojoprecision.net/shop?olsPage=products%2Fdillon-super-1050-cap-retain-bolt-fix

too late sale ended

I agree, I just think its a valid point and possible roadblock that should be accounted for and engineered around. As long as the piece allows for the blast to be directed upwards it should be ok.

There is a lot of concern of exploding the whole stack if you have a tube to feed the primers from this machine.

No and perhaps I'm not using the proper term, but I will try to describe. Imagine you could remove the motor and vibrating assembly from an RF-100 and strap that to the powder hopper. It would vibrate, and when you are loading Varget for example this vibrating should help to increase powder drop consistency by ensure the same amout of powder is in the bar every time. Seen some people on the facebook dillon reloading group, 3d printing a housing for what I described above (they did not butcher an RF-100 they found an alternative) and this 3D Part is like a ring that goes around the powder hopper and holds the vibrating motor.

Rheostat strapped on the Powder Hopper

Definitely want to get the FFB rod.

Very interested in trying. I have the Shorty decapper right now. I have plans to process almost 20k pieces of 9mm this weekend

I will have to see how long I can load it. I will have to try that length out.

Unfortunately just purchased 8lbs of WAC. Perhaps on my next 8 I will buy CFE Pistol. How are you liking the powder? Clean? Gassy Enough?

Hello Benos, I am looking for a starting place for my 9mm major load for my Czechmate. I have WAC as the powder on hand. Currently my barrel has yet to be reamed, and I will have to load these to 9mm OAL spec 1.110. However feel free to share a long load recipe as well, as I will eventually be heading down that path. TIA