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  • Id also recommend the powder check if your gonna run like that wide open but thats just me

  • Does toyota know they are harboring criminals, lol just kidding i got the same press Shits badass aint it

  • Hey I tried searching for the round counter both with the quotes and without says not found? Any Help????

  • I also wanted to get the 650 but was told since I was new at reloading to get the 550b first.

  • how many rounds can you load in an hour?

  • I shoot IDPA about 2-4 times a month. I've been thinking of getting into reloadling and I am pondering the Dillon 550B or the 650. Was the 650 your first press? I'm wondering if I'd be better off on teh 550B as a first press? Is their much of a difference in your opinion in the learning curve?

  • Hey Memphis Mechanic. I was wondering what kind of dies those are. Also are they carbide?

  • How many ASEs do u have? U reload fast. How many hours do u flag per week on average. How fast can u do the Sienna Campaigns?

  • AHHHHH The Coveted Vibra Prime!

  • how much is this press

  • @bobiscool308

    The bare press is $550 - 600 I think. I went from nothing, to all the equipemnt you see here, and spent about $1,150 on everything. Go big once if you shoot competitively and burn through at least 500rnds a month in one caliber, or you'll eventually buy twice.

  • @MemphisMechanic cool man can you please sub me back

  • @MemphisMechanic Most reloaders recommend learning on a single stage press and also a single stage press is nice to have around, so its not a waste of money if you buy a smaller press first, to see if you like reloading or not. Spending $1000 to find out you hate reloading (which some do) isn't the best idea. thanks for the video.

  • @MemphisMechanic I started out with a Lee Press and everything I needed for about $150 including dies. I still like the Lee dies the best for all you get for a fair price. A single stage press will always come in handy, so its not a waste of money. Some people might spend $1000 on gear just to find out that they hate reloading or they don't have time for it. I happen to really like reloading, but I still recommend that people learn the basics first, then go faster later.

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  • where did you buy your primer filler from?

  • @bpoirier555... It's the discontuinued Frankford Arsenal Vibra Prime.

  • WOW very nice..

  • your gonna smash your fingers one of these days

  • you can make your own primer filler. look for shadowdog500 - "home made dillon primer filler" on youtube I made one work as good as the franford ansenal filler does

  • where's the DIY round counter and how does it work?

  • how much is the case feeder

  • 249, I think. Vital acessory for this press

  • nice

  • Hi I like your video esp the gizmo you use to reload the primers , anyway you can let me know exactly what that gizmo is and where to get it?  thanks

  • Frankford arsenal vibra-prime, which is no longer made.

  • Man that little primer thingy is tops, but I want to know how accurate is the powder feeder on these things. I want to get into reloading my rifle for target shooting and I want to know if the feeders are accurate or are you better off checking each one with a good set of scales. But man its hard to find a clip of someone using a dillon for rifle reloading :( . Another oprtion is something like the chargemaster scales but theyre costly and I dont know about there accuracy either anyone got 1?

  • It averages within 0.1 grain, but the larger concern for me (if shooting long-range slowfire rifle) would be the press's tolerances when it comes to things like OAL: My rounds all fall within a .010" window from longest to shortest, but that's a lot in match-grade rifle.

    I'll load .223 for 3-Gun or 50-100yd shooting on one of these all day, but for NRA High Power, I'd use a single stage.

  • how do you check your ammo and could i check for high primers

  • Where can i buy this primer filler?

  • Hmmm seems to be that i cannot post a full url of that DIY roundcounter here on youtube .

    Brian Enos's Forums... Maku mozo! > Handgun & Technical Forums > General Reloading & Load Data > An electronic round counter for any press., Build your own! or

    google brianenos An electronic round counter for any press.

  • So that is the problem...

  • Go to BrianEnos dawt cawm (won't let you spell those last two words)

    Search for "electrionic round counter" <-- include the quotes

  • Got any schematics of that counter, or a better video .

  • Look at the above instructions.

    I can't believe how hard it is to post a link on YouTube...

  • We need better video of that round counter of yours please.And mabe some

    instruction on building it.. Thanks, Bob

  • Look at the above instructions.

    I can't believe how hard it is to post a link on YouTube...

  • How did you make the round counter? I'm working on something similar for my 1050.

  • Look at the above instructions.

    I can't believe how hard it is to post a link on YouTube...

  • dude what was that primer loader. i need one of those bad!

  • It's a Frankford Arsenal Vibra-prime.

    Amazingly enough, it was discontinued a while back due to a lack of demand.

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