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I guess the silence speaks.

I was looking to see if anyone has some feedback on their autodrive system. It looks pretty simple except for having to machine a part of the press. Very compact looking setup. https://fastandfriendlybrass.com/shop/item.aspx?itemid=112 Thank you for your response in advance.

Not sure on the RCBS dies but,the Dillon dies seater plug can be flipped over for a different shape bullets.

I just bought a box of them from McMaster Carr. They are a touch long ,but I will grind them at the shop tomorrow morning. I will probably due 10 sets. Black-Oxide Alloy Steel Hex Drive Flat Head Screw, 6-32 Thread Size, 7/16" Long https://www.mcmaster.com/91253A147

I got a 1000 bullets to try at one point. 124 grain fmj. When I looked at them some jackets were only part way filled with lead. When i measured them they were .354 . I gave the away telling the recipient the the bullets were small in diameter.

I have had trouble with static electric charge before. It was causing erratic powder charges. Some charges would be good others would be light. I started to use a dryer sheet on the powder measurer. Problems have subsided for the most part. Some people are using the Dram Worx powder hopper and report no static problems.

Do you have the spacer washer under the shell plate?

I ended up buying a new RL1100 at a local gun shop so I will see how it fits on the bench. I will report back when I'm done with the reloading room remodel.

I guess I will have to get rid of the shelves behind the presses. That will make my wife happy. She says they look messy

I have my 650 on a bench with shelves above it. The bench is only 24" deep. I made a bracket to mount the 650 hanging over the edge of the bench to clear the shelves.

I am thinking about a Dillon RL1100. I have looked all over and can not find how deep of a bench is needed. I have found how tall they are but not how far out from the wall they need to be mounted. Any help with this would be great. Thank you in advance for your help. Jeff

I am using the small pistol plate and running it on the low setting. The casings are piling up in the funnel. After I put the card stock in the funnel it has stopped happening. I will try the plastic because it looks like a better solution than the card stock.

Thank you for the tip. Looks like it is just double sided tape holding it to the case feeder.

Maybe you can see the metal behind the funnel that is part of the wear protection under the shell plate.

I put a piece of card stock to help with the 9mm brass getting stuck sideways in the funnel. All it does is take up some of the space in the funnel and keeps it from tipping sideways.