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https://www.1911forum.com/threads/dillon-powder-measure.906522/ Post #31 from page 2 is very good. https://www.1911forum.com/threads/dillon-powder-measure.906522/page-2

Timken BH-1610 Koyo BH-1610 Needle Roller Bearing, Full Complement Drawn Cup, Open, Inch, 1" ID, 1-5/16" OD, 5/8" Width, 5200rpm Maximum Rotational Speed https://www.amazon.com/Koyo-BH-1610-Bearing-Complement-Rotational/dp/B007EDTXS6 Bearings for RL1050 are different. I have the part # for that too if you need it.

Which position you pick on handle length will be a variable too. Be sure to test it with the handle on to see which one works. I have mine mounted at 39" and it works on the shortest handle setting. Originally had it at 41.5" with 4" inlinefab mount and it was too tall where I had a hard time seeing inside the case. RL1100 has a taller frame compared to RL1050, Super 1050 so be sure to mount it where you can see inside the case after powder fill.

Priming on the down stroke and built is swager makes the RL1050/Super1050/RL1100 better than a 650/750 for me. Better/more comfortable ergonomics will save wear and tear on you shoulder.

Make sure the plastic piece on the primer feed tube is good. If not, replace it. Don't over tighten the knurled nut to secure the primer feed tube. Shine a flashlight from the bottom and look directly down the primer feed tube to make sure it lines up. The cup in the primer slide should be lined up when you look straight down. Drop a single primer and see if it goes into the primer slide. Do this a few times to verify.

Why would anyone want to spent that kind of money on a prototype with no guarantee that it will work? For that kind of money, you'd be better off buying a CP2000 which includes a case feeder and the capability to do much more that just decap.

That is interesting that Dillon is doing that. Good option since it seems the dies are causing most of the delays on 1100s. 9mm and .223 RL1100s will have the longest wait if ordering with dies.

No problem Cbrussell. Mark at Immortal Arms has some cool stuff. Facebook link is the same as the youtube video.

Found some links which might be useful. https://facebook.com/222417021489827/posts/1253895461675306/ This shows how to remove primer and have them drop into the cup. https://youtu.be/AsE_0DajMn0

I don't empty primers unless I have to. I use Immortobot primer cup. It uses magnets to hold a cup under your primer stack. Works for RL1050/1100, Super1050. Catches alot of primers and keeps them from going all over the place. https://immortobot.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=3&products_id=426

The Immortal Arms motor upgrade is definitely worth it. Much more powerful and faster than the stock Dillon motor. It is really a shame that Dillon would cheapen out with a under powered AC motor instead of using DC motor which will have more torque. I'm sure it was all based on making as cheap as possible. I will be upgrading all of my Dillon case feeders with Immortal Arms motor upgrade. I've yet to be disappointed with anything they make.

Here is a video Mark posted about 2 weeks ago.

The new Dillon variable speed case feed motor are very weak and prone to failing. You put in 500 pieces of brass, it will not have enough torque to turn the case feed plate. The motor overheats and shuts down. Once cooled, it will work again. The fix is to get a much better and (2X+ torque) casefeed motor from Immortal Arms. Mark is in the process of making the case feed motor with sensors to check brass and prevent it from "waterfalling." Should be out anytime now. https://immortobot.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=3&products_id=315 I have the case feed motor upgrade and it is very fast and durable. Can process over 6K pieces of brass per hour on the Rollsizer. Disclaimer: not affiliated with any vendor and I paid for all my stuff.