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How many Dillon RL1100 owners' use station 6 when using the Mr Bullet feeder is there enough room to use it without complications.


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There are no complications with my setup having the MBF on station 6. Seating and crimping are done separately. Station 7 has the Redding competition seating die and the Lee FCD on station 8. Not sure about what you meant by station 7.

 

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Hope this pic clears up any confusion about the Station Numbers on the RL1100..........

 

Here's my setup with the MBF in Station 6.  Like others have stated, that's the "usual" position for a MBF from my experience.

 

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Some people are using the #6 station for power check and using the Mr bullet feeder in #7 and a Combination taper crimp and seating die in #8, you can't find the combination die anywhere, RCBS or Reddings.  Thanks for the feedbacks

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are you even looking?

https://www.midwayusa.com/product/1012570742?pid=416921

https://www.midwayusa.com/product/102134525?pid=828904

Most separate the two functions because the press operates smother,.

makes more consistent ammo . Dillons powder ck die only cks  double

or no powder.  Next you will find it causes more issues than it fixes .An example it

drags powder out of the case. making a mess. The camera system shown above 

is much better option. But do what you fell is best for you.

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You know that came across a little harsh. There is no reason you can not put the bullet feeder in station #6.

Almost like it was designed that way(it was not). Going back to a combo seat /crimp operation is like stepping

back in time(40ish years). It can be done but .  why

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4 minutes ago, HOGRIDER said:

This gives me all the information I need as to how the powder measure is doing..........and I never have to deal with the mess from a powder check die!

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That makes sense for pistol, I use my eyeballs. But what about for rifle where it's not as easy to see in to?

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3 minutes ago, Intheshaw1 said:

That makes sense for pistol, I use my eyeballs. But what about for rifle where it's not as easy to see in to?

Intheshaw1:

 

You bring up an excellent point!  Since I've never loaded for rifle on a progressive, I'll defer any comments to the members here that have.

 

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6 hours ago, AHI said:

are you even looking?

https://www.midwayusa.com/product/1012570742?pid=416921

https://www.midwayusa.com/product/102134525?pid=828904

Most separate the two functions because the press operates smother,.

makes more consistent ammo . Dillons powder ck die only cks  double

or no powder.  Next you will find it causes more issues than it fixes .An example it

drags powder out of the case. making a mess. The camera system shown above 

is much better option. But do what you fell is best for you.

I was looking for one die that could do both processes, I can find the dies you referred to all over the place, not everyone uses one die for both processes, there doesn't seem to be a lot of die makers that makes the die in question. Thank you for your response.

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2 hours ago, Intheshaw1 said:

That makes sense for pistol, I use my eyeballs. But what about for rifle where it's not as easy to see in to?

I have to reposition the camera lens in order get a good view of the rifle case. I processed and load .223 on my 1100 and so far , so good.

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On 6/15/2021 at 1:14 PM, AHI said:

read the description

https://www.midwayusa.com/product/1012570742?pid=416921&utm_medium=shopping&utm_source=connexity&utm_campaign=DeepLinks&utm_content=DeepLink&cnxclid=16237808007988031258610070302008005

 

The Redding Seating Die includes bullet guide, built-in crimping ring and the proper caliber seating plug.

I think I mentioned that in one of the earlier commebts.

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Hear you go

https://www.midwayusa.com/product/102134525?pid=886643

in the description

Lee Seater Dies for pistol cartridges feature two crimp shoulders. The first shoulder applies a slight taper crimp and the second shoulder applies a full roll crimp. The closer the die is adjusted to the shell holder the heavier the crimp will be.

IN STOCK

FYI this is the same die DAA has with their name on it.

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