Fast And Friendly Brass Auto-Drive for Dillon XL650

2160 Rounds per Hour of auto-drive goodness. For ordering information, contact us via www.fastandfriendlybrass.com

[@Halcyondayse]

Very nice

[@ZERO_42069]

Whats the price on this ?

[@jms1545]

$2,400 according to their website. That's insane, I would rather go with the Mark 7 unit because it has a digital display and way more features.

[@594marco]

Jordan Sadler totally agree

[@cunknown777]

@@594marco @Jordan Sadler All mechanical wear components and electronics are off the shelf items. No FFB proprietary parts required! Simple user controls. No proprietary tablets or PC interfaces to fail. No touch screens that don’t recognize dirty or calloused fingers. No software to get corrupted. No need for internet connectivity for “updates”. No tablet batteries to deplete. The drive and control systems were designed properly from the start, so as to not need updating.

[@Sometimes_Always]

​@@cunknown777 Lols.. You're fkin dense, like really stupid... All you pointed out were trivial inconveniences. Look below and you'll see serious design flaws with this drive machine. $2400 + RL 650/750 press = $3500 No ability to upgrade No ability to control speed at various points in the press No ability to upgrade any sensors No bullet detection. No primer detection. No ability to control primer seating depth You only have 5 stations. For the similar price (less actually) the Apex 10 has 10 stations. TEN STATIONS. Your comment is just a shill for this company.

[@cunknown777]

@@Sometimes_Always I copied and pasted the advertising on their website, disphit.

[@CorwinBos]

Could this be used with something like a SwageIt?

[@wjbirm]

The auto-drive only interfaces with the press. Whatever you put onto the press is up to you.

[@Ash81192]

Can you please advise what proximity switch you are using for the brass sensor?

[@garrigueschristopher9636]

Hello, can you tell me which type of engine you used precisely please? Thank