Dillon XL650 Reloading Tutorial for 9mm Luger

An Overview of Reloading 9mm Pistol Ammo on a Dillon XL650 Progressive Reloading Press. I love this Press alot. It's my first press for reloading. For you Beginners out there....it is possible to start with a progressive. Do your research, watch lots of videos on youtube, and get the Dillon setup DVD, and take your time. I was running smooth after 10-15 rounds my first time at it. With the order of steps I show in this video, things should run smoothly for you. Good luck and be Safe! Put on your glasses!
If you like it visit Dillon's website for more info:
www.dillonprecision.com/
The Primer Auto-Filler gadget can be found here:
www.pal-filler.com/Pal_Filler/...
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[@jungleno.]

Everytime my primer loading tool goes missing I know to look under my wife's side of the bed.

[@djwillyb]

I've had a Dillon Square Deal for well over 20 years. I have load 1000s of rounds with that machine. In the very, very few times anything has gone wrong or broken, Dillon has stood by their warranty with NO questions asked. Dillon has even sent parts to update my old reloader to be compatible with the newer version at no charge. Dillon is a top notch Company with outstanding products.

[@bretmcgough172]

Thank you very much for the video. My brother and nephews just ordered one of these machines and will be reloading primarily 9mm and 5.56. This is perfect for our needs. I appreciate your thorough tutorial.

[@jmose1911]

Simple and straightforward, best introductory video to Dillon I have seen so far. Thank you

[@robertrutherford8874]

Wow! You and I started on a 650! Almost around the same time and I just found your video! I can't count how many people told me to start on a single stage. Take your time is the best advice!

[@k.w5804]

Cleanest the man cave I've ever seen. Hat off to you for that!

[@mattlip1376]

Great video. Was looking for a no nonsense video on reloading on that type of press. Was exactly what I was looking for. Thanks for taking the time to film it. Great job!

[@rgalletta58]

You came up in my feed as I'm looking into a Dillon press. Thank you for sharing.

[@xxlCortez]

Nice, clean explanation, which is very useful as I'm a total beginner on how that process goes.

[@yamagp12rz]

You have a knack for videos! Nice clean work space as well. A+

[@Metalbladelawncare]

Thanks for the great video. I cannot wait to start reloading. My dad already has doubles of everything and is going to set me up nicely.

[@saljhp137]

awesome work sir. I never considered reloading till I saw your setup, very impressive work area!

[@dorianfulton7168]

Thanks! I used this as a refresher. I have learned to use a notebook and keep notes on every reload session. There are so many things that can happen that I benefit by noting them and tracking if they are random or need to be fixed.

[@robertperez3219]

By far the best explanation of a reloading press yet. Well done.

[@myhops]

Wow, what a well put together video. Very organized and super informative. Good work man!

[@mattbrincefield]

Thank you, thank you, thank you! Finally, a quality video to show the reloading process of the Dillon XL650! I'm so glad I came across this wonderful video. Well done!

[@stefanomalerba6345]

Thank you, video easy and clear!!! Really nice the XL650, really really nice!

[@rsteague1]

Nice video, You do have a knack for making videos, and now I have to clean up my work space.... Thanks for posting!

[@dentgent1]

Brassmen...excellent video and super nice, clean, and organized loading room. OCD in action. :) Thanks for the step by step. I think I found my next progressive.

[@truli68]

Thanks for the excellent demonstration, you really helped me !!! Many could take the lead, great.

[@michaelclaugherty751]

I love your reloading room/Surveillance :)

[@brassmen7464]

No need to lube the pistol cases...but, I do find a difference while reloading, the action is much more smoother (as you would expect). I prefer it.

[@xxHydroponicxx]

When using a spray-on case lube, is there much risk of fowling the powder with any lube that may enter the cases?

[@brassmen7464]

xxHydroponicxx I've reloaded about 6000+ 9mm to date, and haven't had a problem with one single round. Again, I only use a very small amount of the case lube. (Maybe 1-2 squirts per 200 cases)

[@myomai]

I use a small drop of Frog Lube and once per 500 rounds I smear it a full circle around the middle of the brass. Much easier to size and once a 2000 rounds I do the same around the crimp before the crimp tool.

[@theElderberryFarmer]

I also lube pistol cases for easier reloading. I use a home-brew lube of liquid lanolin and alcohol. After loading, I tumble the rounds in untreated corn cob media to get rid of the lube.

[@xenonram]

Yes, Dillon says you don't need lube when using their carbide dies, but a tiny amount of case lube is good. Case lube is water based, and the tiny whisper you put on, won't foul the powder. Then you don't need to remove the lube at the end, like the guy above me does. (But he's probably not using carbide dies.)

[@mattthadd4663]

One of the best videos Ive come across. Thank you.

[@sunrisesurfbum]

Very good explanation of this type of progressive press, thanks.

[@ejlococo6306]

Kudos on that video and your pristine reloading lab. Nice set up.

[@KRN762]

Great pro tip on the zip lock bag to lube cases. I find I use a lot less lube doing it this way, rather than the cookie sheet method that dillon recommends.

[@1976mrjoey]

Nice operation you have going. Thanks for sharing the helpful info. Good job.

[@rdsii64]

I have a pair of 650's. One set up for large primer rounds. One set up for small primer rounds.

[@munddo]

great video man thank you for sharing and taking the time to make it

[@m.r.baldwin4002]

This setup is fancy AF 🔥

[@hoeybr1]

Great video and fantastic camera work!

[@eggmynog]

Great video! I can't believe no one has commented, "phrasing" yet on that bit around @10:28.

[@brimful-cookie5947]

Haha

[@TomColontonio]

GREAT video!! Just got my 650 today!

[@markvaz1961]

Where did you get that nifty little device that loads the primer tube? Picking them up individually has been the bane of my existence for decades!! That's a great little tool, I need one!!!

[@hardybirch3630]

Great video....love the primer filler thingy.

[@DimaProk]

Nice video. I used to crimp but than I found out 9mm head spaces off the edge so you only need to "crimp" to remove the flare. I would also reduce flaring, it seems excessive. What I ended up is getting NOE expander instead, it's so much better! Instead of creating a funnel that gets dragged on the die edges of your seating die (you can see inside it's all yellow) it partially expands the case top so you can seat the bullet with your fingers straight and that's another advantage is that your bullet will always go up in to the die straight more concentric, better accuracy.

[@MrPILLS1957]

Nicely Done, keep up the great video's

[@wolfman_8808]

I'm from europe any i don't even own a gun but that was a very clean and informatial video. Thank you for sharing it with us!

[@truitons]

well done and awesome setup !

[@dominickdelfino7552]

Awesome video and setup!

[@omaral-subhi8514]

Great quality work. Can I use the same system to reload rifle cartridge ( only changing dies)?

[@MichaelMoore-od4jz]

Great video loved how much information you gave

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[@mikekorsak373]

Excellent tutorial - thank you. 🙏🏼

[@henrycalhoun5809]

Great tutorial. I learned.

[@dessertman1181]

Very patient person well done safe shooting👍👍👍👍👍

[@Blackhawk556.]

Good video. Saving it for future reference.

[@mccoyisthebest]

i cant even own a gun, havent shot one prob never will but reloading ammo looks kinda relaxing ive been watching loads of videos on it lol

[@jetlag410]

Great video! Thanks. Bad ass reloading room too. What light are you using?

[@snowcrash395]

Nicely done.

[@jaymac5324]

Real great video, real professional set up you have there. Im curious as to the cost of that setup and how much reloading ine would have to do in order to make it cost effective.

[@BearPapa49]

Thx for the video/ the best one I’ve seen so Far thx u

[@africanelectron751]

This looks like so much fun... I'm not kidding

[@HuxleyTheProf]

If I had the money I'd definitely buy one of these, I just dont have the patience to reload manually. I guess my wallet would thank me eventually but I just cant afford the initial investment not have the room for it.

[@timdake]

- it pays for itself, surprisingly quickly.

[@amonarre]

I want your reload setup, it’s very nice 👍🏼

[@johnkennedy8693]

Excellent video

[@philspaces7213]

It reminds me of those contraptions at the plattsburgh mall where the ball is constantly going

[@jmac3693]

So satisfying

[@AtotheK17]

Great video!

[@anthonypeltier4039]

would you please do this on a loop for about 10 hours? I'd watch it from start to finish.

[@4LXK]

This is literally how long it will take to get ready for any competition

[@charlestravis9798]

You normally don’t lube pistol brass if your using carbide sizing dies, but to each his own I guess. I have a Dillon XL-650 and 10 caliber conversions. I like your light and primer tool.

[@rahulthorat4029]

great informative sit

[@blackman991000]

Great video one of the best out there thanks

[@nacetroy]

Very nicely done, thank you. Beautiful set up dude. I'm thinking about reloading and this makes it look very easy. How do you figure out your "recipe" for how many grams/type of powder? Is that trial and error with a chorograph or do you go by "tried and true" recipes for your particular materials? Again, thank you.

[@DominicUliano]

Nice video! thank you.

[@10SpeedTommy]

I need to get me one of those

[@rtorr100]

Well done.

[@greogesnote8507]

Thanks, nicely done.Looks like the cost of ammo is coming back down some. What's the savings on doing your own reloads for 9mm or even .556 ? And what have you got invested in your equipment all told?

[@bjorker40]

Great video

[@prebaned]

Tighten your wing nut to compress the spring about 1/2. Will give positive reset of powder measure belcrank. Nice video.

[@brassmen7464]

Thanks Joe, i had done this later after the video. cheers

[@Dodgeramtech]

Pretty slick

[@joejeans7913]

just bought a xl750 still in the box. waiting together primers. might be another year.

[@aaronwayne2515]

What manufacturer makes the pistol primer tube loading tool. That one looks built better than others I have seen on the market.

[@aubreyroche5080]

Reloading,..... A Beautiful thing.

[@jeffdeal4681]

good video, thanks.

[@nikavadachkoria]

good job 👍🏻

[@flyinhawaiian8398]

Great video... that looks so relaxing and therapeutic. I know what my next hobbie is gonna be. Do you have a link for the 9mm press?

[@donaldduck4867]

That’s the best set up I’ve seen. How much does it cost? I’m sure it pays for itself with the ammo prices nowadays! Thanks for the video!

[@chance4771]

@ 5:02 I live in California and this part reminds of the major highways when an accident happens and we all have to get into one lane. The only difference is that, It takes 4 to 6 hours just to get to the single lane point! LOL!!!

[@brettclarke589]

great video cheers

[@williamyeh5807]

good, very nice.

[@CRA677]

Do you find small fluctuations in OCL? I reload range brass, and don't separate by head-stamps. I find that the OCL will range from 1.128-1.134. Is this due to different brass? All of the dies are secure.

[@d.yordanov5288]

Very good👏👏👏

[@GregwGa]

Nice video. I have a new 650 coming next week (I already have a 550b). Btw, 3.8 gr Titegroup is kinda light isn't it?

[@ardcguru8764]

What do you do, if you find the ammunition doesn’t fit in the gauge after reloading? Can it be disassembled and reused?

[@unclelar53]

How do you know whether your cases need trimming? Nine mm cases must be precise and consistent.

[@DT-he9jt]

Just wondering the powder sensor. Does that just sense low powder or can it be set to sense a maximum? Also can the powder sensor be set to a range with a minimum and maximum powder? Thank you.

[@zacklariviere816]

Dude with a little bit of music I could do this alllll day!!!

[@wald01979]

A more accurate way to weight your power is to zero the scale with the brass on it. Also, i usually put the spent primer in backwards. That way no stray kernels get caught into the primer itself.

[@jamesdewer]

Do you prep your brass before you spray them down in that plastic bag? I had imagined you'd use a ultrasonic cleaner before using the bag and spray techniquethose look more like 38spl

[@iamkikoman]

I know this is a little OCD but the end product is not a bullet. It is a round or a cartridge. A bullet is a projectile (those metal objects you put into your bullet tray), while a cartridge is the package consisting of the bullet, primer, and casing containing gunpowder (a round or a cartridge). Great video. I have been looking at maybe buying a Dillon.

[@LJ_AF]

The blue Dillon bullet holder on the left side. Did you purchase that from Dillon? If so, do you have a link to it?

[@MAXWOODTURNING]

Hi, nice video, thanks. Where did you buy this case gauge?

[@9102167j]

Would you recommend for a person new to reloading

[@samtaylor7800]

hreat video thanks for sharing.

[@glx2366]

Hey man nice set up you have their how much did you spend on your reloading tool you have?

[@Blackhawk556.]

Do they sell an accessory that loads the Bullet by itself as well or do you have to put a bullet every time?

[@turbyturbo1]

that thing is siiick!

[@julieopp]

Hi, Im trying to use your links to buy everything but the links for Dillon dont take me to the actual product itself but to the home page. Can you send links to the actual items so I can just buy the specific product? I'm going to just buy everything you have here and learn from this video, and books.

[@castercyrus9076]

U made an excellent video..u just made me think about reloading my own ammo.how much did u pay for that machine?