I'm interested in the off loader mount of the RF-100 to start for my 650. The new RF-100 with the rheostat easily keeps up with the machine - about 1.5 minutes for 4 minutes on the machine per 100. Sensors...OK, add them! Jeez, we are paying $1,500 for an 650 and $2,500 for a 1050. What's another $300-500 for a more professional situation. I have a full automatic press and I have to pick up primers with a Primer Tube? Really? Even the RF-100 is still a cumbersome event when you get into the groove. I have sent this idea to Inline fabrication to modify an RF-100 for an off-mount. I have also sent them the idea for mounting the Mr. Bullet Feeder to a stand alone stand. The case mount from the shaking inverts bullets and sometimes throws them. I do have my 650 solidly mounted to a 400 pound wood working bench.
Why no automatic primer feeder on presses ?
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I'm interested in the off loader mount of the RF-100 to start for my 650. The new RF-100 with the rheostat easily keeps up with the machine - about 1.5 minutes for 4 minutes on the machine per 100. Sensors...OK, add them! Jeez, we are paying $1,500 for an 650 and $2,500 for a 1050. What's another $300-500 for a more professional situation. I have a full automatic press and I have to pick up primers with a Primer Tube? Really? Even the RF-100 is still a cumbersome event when you get into the groove. I have sent this idea to Inline fabrication to modify an RF-100 for an off-mount. I have also sent them the idea for mounting the Mr. Bullet Feeder to a stand alone stand. The case mount from the shaking inverts bullets and sometimes throws them. I do have my 650 solidly mounted to a 400 pound wood working bench.
I like spending time shooting - Not reloading.