Dillon Precision 650/1050 Case Feeder with Shell Plate
Dillon Precision 650/1050 Case Feeder with Shell Plate is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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The Dillon XL 650 / Super 1050 Case Feeder is a 220V electrically powered device to automatically sort cartridge cases "the right way up" and systematically feed them into the Dillon XL 650 progressive reloading machine's vertical casefeed tube. Just dump a bunch of brass into the blue hopper, turn it on and the casefeeder automatically orients the brass mouth-up and fills the casefeed tube. The Dillon Casefeed Plate is the grey disc for the Dillon electric casefeeder that sorts the cartridge cases. It is an essential component of the casefeed assembly. There are five different casefeed plates to cover all calibres: Small pistol for handgun calibres like 9mm, .38 Spl etc. Small rifle for rifle calibres like .223 Rem etc. Large pistol for handgun calibres like .45 ACP, .44 mag etc. Large rifle for rifle calibres like .308 Win, .30-06 etc. Magnum rifle for belted magnum rifle calibres, like .375 H&H etc. Please contact us if you are in doubt about which one to buy!
(Sales Price Include the Shell Plate - Please specify in Additional Information)
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