SpartanArmament

Hey Bud did you receive the Redding Expander? Did it fit over primer station and clear primer bracket? Please keep us updated. I just got a CNC Toolhead and I am looking to buy something either this one or Lyman M. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

What are the folks with CNC Toolheads using over Swage and over Primer stations? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Wow lots of nice discussion on this thread, I’m kind of sad I wasn’t getting alerts to all these updates! Well my RL1100 is automated now and running just great! I’ll work on some pics and updates. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Hello folks here is a start to finish video I put together shortly after setting up my RL1100 with all the right goodies to trim down .223/5.56 cases into 300BLKOUT. I am extremely impressed with this setup. No this is NOT cheaper than the Dillon Precision RT-1500 although it is much more powerful. This setup powers right through the brass with zero slowdown. I am using a $13.00 carbide end mill that I got off of eBay and I hope to upgrade to a boring bar in the near future. Everything went together just fine except for the Trimmer exhaust manifold as it does not fit well with the Dillon Precision RL1100 toolhead washer so I had to slightly modify to fit. It's not pretty and I am replacing but it'll do for now! Parts List is on YouTube, please like and subscribe - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCAEyciY2yURkD6JOvYjQjLw/ Please check out the video and ask any questions you may have! I appreciate the view, questions and likes! Thank You! Please Follow Me on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/spartan.armament

Bro did you have to modify your OP Toolhead? I just got my processing Toolhead from them and it won’t slide onto the Ram. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

9MM is Carbide Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I received my FW Arms Decapping and Swage Foot Dies yesterday and super impressed with the quality. Unfortunately I have not used them yet as Dillon has not had any RL1100 Short Trim Die Toolheads in stock. After doing much research I came across an aftermarket toolhead made by On Point Manufacturing, LLC. I called them up on Tuesday, spoke to Mike and asked a few questions. He informed me that they probably had 1 unit left and he would get back to me later that day... he didn't. I followed up the next day and he stated he was going to check on availability and get back to me in an hour. That hour turned in to 8 and late Wednesday he told me it was in fact available and ready to ship out next day. Thursday morning I placed the order, submitted payment and advised Mike via text that it was done. He responded that he was on his way to the shop and would ensure the order was processed, shipped and he would confirm later that day. I never heard from them so I texted this morning and got zero response the entire day. I'm not impressed by these guys and hope I didn't get scammed! I could've purchased the RL1050 Short Trim Die Toolhead and been done with it as DP does have those in stock. Instead I decided to give small business the sale and now I regret it. Anyone have any direct transactions with these folks? I do not believe I am being unreasonable all I want is for them to follow through with their promise or provide me an update as to why they are not able to fulfill a promise they made. Well for now we can admire these bad boys!

Hey Guys are you all using this Toolhead on a 1050 or 1100? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Thanks All and Thanks to M700 for the camera idea. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Here's a full pic of the Reloading/Work Bench. It's 2' Deep and 12' Long. It stands very tall at 44" I believe, don't recall exactly at the moment. The XL650 on a 4" Inline Micro Ultramount allows me to reach the handle with my arm completely horizontal while standing. I also purchased (and sold) the same mount for my RL1100 but it sat way too tall and I decided to mount direct to bench which was much better.

Thank You! It's a custom built workbench that a local handyman made for me last year. It is framed using 2"x6" on all sides and cross members. It is secured directly to the studs in the wall and supported by 4 legs using 4"x6" pressure treated lumber. The top is 3/4" plywood with a thinner mdf underneath. I am very pleased with the construction as it's rock solid, doesn't move and he even built in an existing Craftsman roller drawer cabinet I already had plus some shelves in the middle.

I will be whenever I can find an RL1100 Short Trim Die Toolhead in stock. I have everything else already. Going to be using the Honey Badger setup with a Bosch 1617EVS. I went with the Whidden Die because it’s the only one I can find. I’m going to try it and if it’s not what I expected I’ll upgrade to Dillon’s once they get this carbide issue figured out. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

HogRider, I appreciate the feedback! Dies: - Dillon Size/Decap - Dillon Swage Backer - MBF Powder Funnel - Dillon Seating - Lee 9mm Factory Crimp Die I know it looks really smooth but the MBF powder funnel definitely hangs on to many cases. I tried a polish and while better it still sticks way more than I’d like. As you saw in the YT Info section I do use the Brass Juice Case Wash and Case Lube. 2 best products ever and I totally recommend. Lube smells amazingly great! Please check out my Instagram as I have a lot more content on there. For the Mods I’m just a regular guy not a business and none of this is for profit.

Yes you DO! Loading 300BLK on my 650.

Put together this little video to show the RL1100 in action this past weekend. The footage from the right side of the machine is when I first set it up prior to adjusting the timing. All the left hand side content is with machine dialed in as best as I know. This machine was just purchased and installed 2 weeks ago and I'm still learning this platform. Check out the video and provide me some feedback! Please Follow Me on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/spartan.armament