Good stuff!

Is it bolted down? Also it needs to be fairly full to get a good roll going. We use a divider we Bolton and only use as much space as we need to make it roll.

Yes. I'm lucky enough to call that mine :) it's 3 acres and lots nice bass, Bluegill and more crappie than I would like. And a bunch of 20+ lb catfish.

Haha funny. Although not as funny as, go fuck yourself.

Yes I did. Check out Etrailer.com, they have awesome hitch install videos for lots of trucks. But yes the brackets mount to the frame and the rails bolt to them.

Murfpack I don't recall, just something I had laying around. An 8' 2x4 would work just fine too. Could get by with a bit shorter too probably. A pipe or anything that will hold up. The pvc flexed quite a bit. Keep it long enough that it isn't grinding on your knuckles.

Dukeboy - 66 so the Mr deburr can rinse the brass if you keep it going basically?

What compound are you guys using?

Dukeboy - 66 that's so much brass!!!!

AJ Franks we buy it in large lots to reform. Highplainsbrass dot com

We use a burnishing compound to clean it and rinse with water. It tak s about 30 minutes from filthy to shiny.

Lol not as easily as we clean it. We lay it out on thick blankets and a couple fans. We are in the process of building a heated rotary dryer with a blower. I'll post a video when it's complete. That is 6 full 5 gallon buckets. Thanks for the question.

hahahaha...well done Dave

We moved on to this. kzbin.info/www/bejne/eX6zd6ywd7F9mas

Not always, as in this case. they are CCI primers and not all corectly oriented. Thanks for watching though, I made this video for a friend, he wanted to see what a flip tray was. I use a RF-100 to load primers.

yup, but the few that are upside down in the cci package can be left behind while the others are plucked by the primer tube, then flipped once onto a tray. But yeah... auto primer tube loaders are the way to go. I use the Frankford Arsenal one.

floorpizza Almost every single box of CCI primers I got have had some flipped primers...i use cci sp,sr, and lr primers. Never used their lp. I've used Winchester too. But I've never seen a flipped Winchester primer and I only have ever used wlp.

We start with 5.56. We deprime, swage the primer pocket, and form them with a 4 die set, some of the. processing is done on one press, then moved to another to size and trim them, then full length size with a neck sizing die for neck tension. We make 221 and 17 fireball, 20 Vartarg, and 17 Remington. And some 300 blackout. Check out our site. www.HighPlainsBrass.com

@@dukeboy-6645 What exactly are the 4 dies? Form or FL? Just starting to research this and trying to understand what path to take if I decide to dive in. I have an uncle that can't find any cheap brass and he asked if I could help. I don't know if I could get away with basic FL size dies from Lee or RCBS or not.

@@gscotty311 it's 3 forming dies and a full length trim die. We start with cases we trim to basically a 300 blackout. That would be the easiest to start with.

@@dukeboy-6645 Im not familiar with forming dies. I've successfully converted 223 to 300BLK but I can see this is much more technical. I don't wanna buy forming dies for a caliber don't even have. Im just trying to help my uncle. Am i not going to be able to do this with just the FL sizing dies in both 221 and 17 fireball?

@@dukeboy-6645 Oh and I can see your site link is down? I know im replying to an old video. I saw your site mentioned on forums from a few years ago as an option to buy 17FB brass. You don't offer anymore by chance?

Yes it is free floating around the barrel and barrel. It's a really nice chassis.

No sir. 8' bed.

Yes it's a short bed 2014 Ram 3500. My trailer is a 2008 Montana 2980 34 ft it does have the rounded front cap. Unfortunately it's in a different location, I just bought the truck and I'm looking for the best hitch for it. I would like to avoid a slider but I'm not sure if thats possible.

Al Wenzlawe Short bed = all the payment, half the truck, I never understand why anyone would buy a short bed if they plan to tow.

Unless you are loading lots and I mean lots of military crimped brass. I wouldn't go with a 1050. I would go with a 650. The big advantage of a 1050 is the built in swager. I have 2 1050 and 2 650 presses. The 650 will load just as fast and its way cheaper for caliber conversions. The 1050 toolheads alone are 200. They are not terribly difficult to set up or adjust or even keep running. If you can run a 550 you can run either of the others just fine.

I don't shoot a lot of 556 but u think buying the swage station that Dillon sells would be a good thing to buy?

Unless you are loading military brass with a crimped primer pocket there is no need to own the dillon super swage 600 or a super 1050.

I do reload a lot of .223 I was going to get the 1050 for my high volums of 9mm and .223 I really like the brass feeder feature. would it be cheaper to just get the 650?

650 is the way to go unless you have to swage thousands of pieces at a time. Everything about a 1050 is more money. Like 1700 bucks to start with. The 650 Case feeder is the exact same thing that is on a 1050.

Our last toyhauler was a two axle victory lane and it had a 5th airborne pin box on it. That was nice but this rides much nicer.

yes, they work amazingly well.

I had to have the part of my bolt machined that hits the bolt stop, so that the bolt would move far enough rearward to grab the cases out of the magazine. Otherwise I would have to push the cases forward in the magazine by hand. I have before and after picture of what i'm talking about, if you would like to see them.

Could you send me the pics please mate: [email protected]

It's a model 12 FVSS. should be the same as a model 10 I think, but i think there are two different bolt patterns. I would call Kyle at XLR if you have questions.

Yea, it didnt last long, that pro force looks like some chinese junk too. We moved on to a different one. It's not a lot better. We have had to fix it repeatedly as well. Motor quit, bearings fried, we limped it along for now, but we are working on our own home built version.

specifically for the 300blackout