Ammunition & Hand Loading > Cartridge and Shotshell reloading
Off and running (ok...more like crawling) with my new Dillon XL650 Setup
jonm:
Unnecessory would have been a better choice of words.
If you are using a bullet and case feeder, you have nothing to do except pull handle and look into the cases. Unless you are using the lightest titegroup loads, a double will either spill or come very close to the top of the case. Not to mention the only way to get a double/no charge would have to be caused by something going wrong causing you to double stroke or manually rotate.
abbafandr:
Since unfy forgot his little ritual chant, I will do my feeble attempt: :D
"One of us"
"One of us"
"One of us"
"One of us"
OnTheFly:
--- Quote from: abbafandr on July 28, 2013, 10:19:44 AM ---Since unfy forgot his little ritual chant, I will do my feeble attempt: :D
"One of us"
"One of us"
"One of us"
"One of us"
--- End quote ---
I feel like I have been assimilated.
Fly
Lorimor:
I have a powder check die on my XL. It came with the press. I have no problems with it thus far. I can see where it would add time to a caliber changeover but my XL is more or less dedicated to loading one caliber.
As far as the flinging powder issue, I simply place a finger on the case(s) as they rotate into the stop. I already have a bullet picked up and ready to place, so my fingers are there already.
unfy:
--- Quote from: abbafandr on July 28, 2013, 10:19:44 AM ---Since unfy forgot his little ritual chant, I will do my feeble attempt: :D
"One of us"
"One of us"
"One of us"
"One of us"
--- End quote ---
Ah, I knew I was leaving something out but couldn't remember what. Thank you :D
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