Dillon 650 plus mini Mr. Bullet Feeder? Yay or Nay?

[jessdigs]

There is a super 1050 with Mr bulletfeeder and Mark 7 auto drive for sale in the marketplace right now. If you want to automate, you might as well go really big.

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[MIAMIbaseballer]

Get the real mr bulletfeeder! you wont regret it

[Lead Waster]

I recommend that if you get a bullet feeder, get the non-mini. The mini you have to fill by hand. I like to just dump a handful of bullets in the hopper.

[RestrictedColt]

I'm using the Hornady pistol bullet feeder with the Mr. bullet .223 feed die. The pistol bullet feeder works great with all the rifle bullets I've tried. I also do pistol bullets using the hornady feed dies for .38 and 9mm. I also have the Hornady case feeder.

If you're only gonna get one feeder I would suggest the case over the bullet. I've never run a Dillon press, but with my Hornady I would say the case feeder is a little more useful than the bullet. Especially if you do separate case prepping where you might run a batch of cases without loading them, that means it's getting used twice as much as a bullet feeder would be used.

[bhilliker@comcast.net]

I'm still waiting for you to sell me that defective 650!! But---on the serious side. I get flipped primers when I have the case plate to tight. I like to run it on the snug side. If I back it off a bit I have no primer issues----Regards

[CGT80]

Go full size. I run the original mr bullet feeder on a 1050 and visually check each round for powder before seating the bullets, on 9mm and 40 caliber.