RELOADING CHANGING CALIBERS ON A DILLON 1050

[@Lmrutledge]

You are an excellent teacher. Because of your great vids I just ordered a 1050. Please make some more if you have time. Thank you again!!

[@rchopp]

Thanks for sharing, looking forward to the reloading video, your videos are always informative.

[@unomas58]

That is one heck of a nice reloading machine.Great info and video.

[@FUBARPROTOCOL]

Nice, I sure could use about 1k of that .308 old buddy. . lol ! You sure make that look easy. Thanks for taking time to share.

[@EastCoastPrepper]

Great video brother!! Thanks for sharing...

[@nnobakht]

Pretty awesome! Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge with us. All the best!

[@EastCoastPrepper]

I had to watch again brother. My uncle says this machine cost more than my house..lol He also said he has to make him a channel just so he can watch your videos... Got you a sub brother...lol

[@SoCalPreppers]

Im so close to submitting anothe rorder to Dilolon... I like the plan for 45 and 308 on the 1050 and 233 and 9mm on the 650....

[@deepwaterescue4u]

I fixin to order the 1050 with mark7 auto drive with all the bells and whistles, or im getting a price workup of the Evolution® + Autodrive with all the bells and whistles. waiting on response from the company's

[@OBXSOLWIND]

@EastCoastPrepper Thanks Brother.. I have a hard time keeping up with comments but I try.. Cheers my Friend

[@donut3110]

I miss these types of videos

[@rovertri]

Thanks for this man. Can you do a tool set up for 45 app to show how to set up the dies? This would be extremely appreciated. Thanks again for taking the time. I subbed just for the reloading vids and the solar.

[@aznazguy]

I noticed you tighten the toolhead bolt it in the bottom position, so that the locating pins help to make sure it's aligned. Have you considered also "breaking" or loosening that bolt in the bottom position when you are removing the toolhead? It seems like that would give support to the toolhead and take the load off the rest of the mechanism that doesn't necessarily have to have that torque on it. I'd love to see more 1050 videos. There aren't enough on KZbin, compared to the other progressive reloaders.

[@SoCalPreppers]

Damn it man, Every time you open your damn mouth I buy more stuff I never new I needed in the first place... thanks for the info bro... 1050 is on the way LOL

[@fishblade2]

which one of the presses would you recommend more between the two you own (dillon 1050 and 650) and why? Is it easy to do caliber changes on the 650 at all because I would want to spend good money on a quality progessive press only for pistol but for several calibers.

[@apprenticesurvivor]

he ob i plan on getting a 650 i have 3 main calibers for reloading so if i do get one can i pm you for help on what i will need to reload?

[@ScottBrisk]

what size socket is used to remove the Toolhead bolt?

[@usethenoodle]

If I recall, it's 15/16"

[@YuanMizzle]

How much longer would it take to swap out the shell plate?

[@usethenoodle]

The shell plate is a couple minutes. If you are changing primer size, there is a few more minutes for that. It isn't so much time or difficulty, it's expense. For me, since I have the Mr Bullet feeder, that requires a caliber change too. Also the case feeder may require a change as he does in this video since he went from pistol to rifle. So ya, a caliber change costs me about $500. I knew that going in so it's no shocker. I do 9mm, .40S&W, 38/357, and .556. I may do .300 Blackout 7.62X39 and .308 sometime in the future. Rifle I tend to do on a single station press since I usually only do 100 or so at a time. This machine really rocks for pistol calibers or something you shoot a lot of. In my case it's pistol. My wife shoots pistol too, so we use a lot of ammo. Mainly we shoot .45 ACP and 9mm in 1911s. I shoot a moderate amount of .40 in my two Glocks which are the guns I use for Church Security. So I practice regularly with those. They are both .40, a G22 primary and a G23 backup. The smaller G23 also fits the larger G22's magazines, so I can use all the spare magazines in either pistol. As John Farnam say's "two are one and one is none". Meaning if your primary pistol goes down, and you have no backup, you have nothing.

[@fishblade2]

do you know someone who has made a 1050 complete caliber change?

[@fishblade2]

or can you make a video showing how and what pieces get changed on the bottom of the 1050 press including how to change primer sizes for a complete caliber change?

[@usethenoodle]

@@fishblade2 I will make a video on this in the near future.