Johnnymazz

No need for the powder check. You can see it in the case before bullet seating. Get a DAA light kit

Heres the checker

My Cp2000 has a primer pocket check stage. It will pick up a ringer and stop the machine. That will reak havoc on the RL1100 press, Cause the new primer to explode

Never had an issue with priming on the RL1100. I only use CCI primers.

I also have a dedicated Rl1100 just for priming. I prime all my brass first. Then powder and bullets on the 2nd pass. On the CP2000 I run it at 2100 CPH. Its quick.

Ive been using the CP2000 now for 3 years. Its worth the coin. I would suggest getting a Rollsizer decapper. Its nice to be able to decap the brass dirty then wet clean it before it hits the Dillon press. My casefeeder and press are nice and clean during reloading.

There's no need for that contraption. Ive never used any of the aftermarket gizmos in the last 30 years of reloading. Even now that all my machines are fully automated.

Thats funny I have the same pistols also. They are all good just at different levels. Variety is nice to have in the gun safe. Enjoy bro

I only run CCI primers through my automated machines. I polished the flat area years ago with sand paper, 1000 , 2000, then 3000 grit wet sand. Made a difference .

Good choice. Your going to enjoy it. Stuart built my LD last year.

I dont shoot competition. I just picked up an Atlas Titan and a JW4 Pit Viper this month. To ad to my collection of 2011 pistols. The Atlas is well built and worth the price

If you order over 10,000 bullets you can get 10% off the cost. I do it all the time

Thats funny I have a few tubes myself. LOL

I do own the stock pistol also. Verry pleased with it.

Talked to Stuart this week. CZ custom is building a pistol for me. Going to be the same as this one except with red goodies. No magwell.