Dillon 650 Part 2

This is part 2
9mm Luger re-loading on the Dillon 650. This is a clip I made for a mate so some of the things that I talked about as showing wasn't on the film...

I thought that I would post this because there doesn't seem to be too many clips of the 650.

I know I mumble...

Because I buy once fired brass and re-use it (over 15x, or till it splits... :) this saves most of the money. The brass is about 30c ea. It works out to about 12c a round. Primers are $55 x 1000, powder is $40 x 500grams, projectiles @ $30 x 500. I load 4.2 grains. If youre keen you can work it out. I did, and loading payed for itself quite quick.

Hope this helped someone.

Ps: I wouldn't even think about the 550, too slow :)

Category:

Howto & Style

Tags:

• Re-loading
• Dillon
• 650
• 9mm
• luger
• pistol
• gun
• ammo
• home made.

[243WW]

@243WW Oops, about 12 or so primers left.

[243WW]

@hulkbuster1026 . Yes you can. The "bells and whistles" make the machine what it is. Without the case, primer and powder feeder it becomes a slower process. The Lee machine is cheaper, a turret even more so and then a hand press the cheapest. The 650 comes standard without case feeder and dies. I use Lee dies and don't have a powder indicator making it slightly cheaper. Best of luck

[hulkbuster1026]

can u buy just the press for $500 and start reloading or do u have to buy all the bells and whistles.im just trying to reload 9mm and 44 magnum. which press should i buy. also what should i buy in adition to just the press

[243WW]

Thanks. I reckon about. The 650 is just such a smooth press and simple to use.

[fcarabat]

i know there's a primer alert, but when that buzzer goes off, how many primers do you have left in the tube?

thanks! great vid!

[243WW]

Yea, the missus uses it for scrubbing pots... I use it to just tumble the brass and polish it.

[prickskytte]

What do you have in the feeder besides brass . Is that some kind of stainless steel curls,.