Product Reviews

Just installed on my Dillon 650. Took a little time to get the machine adjusted to my 115 grain Blue Bullets. Once set up, machine runs flawless. Glad I went with the stand alone unit. Thanks again for the excellent products !

This could have been finished alot better. Cartridges that fit perfectly in multiple chambers (Kimber, Glock, Beretta, HK and Springfield) as well as Hornady and Lyman gauges would not fit in some of the "chambers." Upon closer inspection, approximately 30 holes have tiny burrs around the mouths of the "chambers." Some sanding is fixing the issue, but for $120 I shouldn't be doing clean up work. Lots of machining marks on flat surfaces as well. It works as advertised when properly finished and makes life easier but quality control should have been alot better.

Must Have if you're progressive loading with MisterBulletFeeder & PowderSense.. it frees up the station needed. I have the Mark7Autodrive with Dillon 650XL and there's no way you can run it without this Gizmo. Thanks for thinking of EVERYTHING DAA!!!! I am currently loading 38cal 158Grain RNFMJ 1000+ an hour minimum FLAWLESS Length. WhooHooooo what's next?

I currently have 45 and 9mm/38conversions will be adding a few more. Obviously a Must have. I do wish the *Viewing TUBE was a bit longer (since occasionally one is in there upside down requiring a tweaking of the adjustments). I do NOT like to have to disassemble the goofy rounds that get seated because I am not paying close enough attention.. so IF there is a way to get a LONGER View Tube that would be awesome people. Thanks in advance it's my only **complaint. Besides that; this is a WONDERFUL addition to my Mark7 AutoDrive Dillon P 650XL

Incredibly easy to install, no disassembly of the powder bar required, and no interference with charge dispensing. Took all of two minutes to install, and nice, clean uniform indexed charge changes now.

Great pouches... I would have given it 5 stars but attaching the pouches so they hold mags bullets out is extremely difficult. There should be a hole in the pouch to allow the allen key to tighten the pouch.