Dillon 650 & Case Pro

[Bdavis]

Just purchases a Dillom 650 and already have the CAse Pro. Has anyone come up with a trick way to use the case feeder for both without tearing down the press?

[Patrick Sweeney]

As I recall, you can set them up so the case feeder tube can be rotated from one to the other. (Or maybe I'm thinking of the 1050?)

[Intel6]

If you loosen the set screw on the casefeeder stand it will spin around 360 on it. I have seen them mounted togeather so you just swivel the casefeeder around 180 degrees and the case pro is right there. Use a different length of tube and have at it. The only problem I could see is that the case pro would have to be mounted to the right of the press and would get in my for the wa I reload.

Neal in AZ

[BLISH LOCK]

i also rotated the 650 case feeder to mate up with case pro.

i used a large binder clip to connect the short case pro tube to the 650 case feed tube

the clip keeps the 2 tubes connected and centered .

works for 38super and 40.s

[uscbigdawg]

I have my Case-Pro set up adjacent to my 1050 and just rotate it 180 degrees and replace the shorter Dillon casefeed tube with one that I bought at a hardware store for $2. Perfect fit and function. I didn't put the casefeeder adjacent to my 650, as I didn't want to deal with it to the right of the operating handle. However, I imagine, if you wanted to go for some cool gadget factor, you could have a snaking tube like the Ponsis Warren (spelling) primer feeders and do the same with the cases to get it further away.

Good luck.

Rich

[Bdavis]

Thanks for all the input. As I put the CasePro close enough to the 650 so that I could spin the Casefeed over, it jwas ust too close to the press. Seems easy to move the Casefeed over to a separate post. Thanks.

Bill