Dillon 650 Loading Press

[mjmoto72]

great vid. where might i buy a good used proggressive reloading press.. im having a hard time finging one.. that or a site where i might look... i dont have tons of money as my dad just died but id really like to get into it.. thanks again..

[Xonegod]

@Sturmgewehre Dillons are like slot machines, except you win a bullet after every pull. Good vid demonstrating the speed.

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[WallaceFLima]

Ainda terei uma dessas... hehehehe

[dovid916]

does the reloader thing make that noise or is someone vacuuming in the background?

[pblar1986]

I think the noise comes from a casetumbler.

[willowhawk]

Looks like you're missing a crimping die?

[ff6016]

The bullet-seater is in station3 crimping in 4. 5 is empty

[willowhawk]

Thanks. I had always kept station 3 open so I could check powder if necessary, and to give me some room to correct any errors that may have come up in priming or powder load.

I guess it's not much of an issue.

[wo0dzm3n]

45 acp doesnt always have to be crimped. it helps on some but not all

[willowhawk]

Perhaps not a very tight crimp, but you have to remove the bell somehow...

[slt223]

HOLY BACKGROUND NOISE!!!!

[bogey19018]

i have the xl650, i like it but, its a must to have extra indexing rings..plastic is no good on a re loader.

[OffenburgerJungs]

for what is this mashine?

[snakeshit73]

zum Wiederladen abgeschossener Patronenhülsen.

[8ZRD11R]

Ummm.... no the dillon is not the easiest one to figure out by any stretch. It's science, there's a lot in one of these. I have one the same as this and their great (I would never sell it) but if you want simple, try a lee single station press.

[goodtrick]

that was a fat kickflip

[blockaderunner]

how heavy is this in case I move

[Greg78X]

Is the Noise the case feeder? I though it has a shut of switich. I have a 650 but no auto case feeder.

[Sturmgewehre]

No, that's a tumbler running in the back ground cleaning .45 ACP cases. The case feeder is pretty much silent except for the sound of brass being shuffled around.

[red07silverado]

lol, nice press.. thats quick, buy a rockchucker if you wanna see slow... :) dont get much faster than the 650 will 1050 but its twice as much.

[srryan1]

im wanting to reload my own ammo but damn that looks like it would take forever, is there no faster way?

[484684984]

The press in the video is a progressive press. It is the fastest way to hand load ammo. According to Dillon's website, this particular press can pump out 600-800 rounds per hour. A progressive press progressively assembles the round in stages (Five for this press) so every time he pulls the lever is one step. I am just getting into reloading so I don't know the whole process.

[484684984]

if you want an example of how fast a progressive press is, watch "Reloading .223 5.56 on Dillon 550b 400 rounds an hour" it shows reloading on the 550, the 650's little (and more hands on) brother.

[vampov]

dillon is the fastest; if this isn't fast enough you shouldn't be reloading.

[Sturmgewehre]

I've only added the Case Feeder, Strong Mount and Bullet Tray to the base 650. If you're looking for just a press, this is about everything you'll need. If you're just getting into reloading there are other tools/items you will need to pick-up. Let me know where you're at with your loading setup.

[John234pwns]

@Sturmgewehre Which Dillon do you recommend if someone had two or three pistol calibers and a shotgun, shoot every couple weeks?

[Sturmgewehre]

@John234pwns

It depends on your budget, but the 550 is a great press. It's quick to change calibers and is versatile enough to load both handgun and rifle cartridges. If you're on a budget, consider the Square Deal B which is a great press too. If you want to crank out lots of ammo and have some money to burn, the 650 is what I like. For shotgun you'll have to buy a dedicated press... and from Dillon those are mighty expensive.

[John234pwns]

@Sturmgewehre Wow, great advice. Damn on the shotgun. Maybe I'll just screw with walmart ammo, or get a lee reloader for those.

[thatcheg]

Is this a "Stock" setup or do you have extras added to this system? What other extras would you suggest for somene interested in this press?