What's needed to start loading on an XL650? Ordering my press and don't wanna forget

[MrElectric03]

Alright guys I know there is post after post about this but I want to be completely sure I have everything. I'm going to be ordering my XL650 today from Brian Enos. I'm ordering it for loading .40 s&w right now and will soon get the stuff for loading 30-30.

Here's my list:
Dillon xl650 for .40s&w
Case feed assembly for small pistol(next 2 guns will be 9mm and .308 so I can use this for 9mm and .40)
.40 stainless case gauge
650 tool holder and wrench set
Brian Enos digital scale and rcbs powder pan
Dillon .40 carbide 3 die set
As it should be upgrade(aluminum handle, strong mount, bullet tray)
Spare parts kit
Primer flip tray
4 pack small primer pickup tubes
Powder check system
Bullet puller

I know I need digital calipers but I have quite a few already so no need for new ones.

Anything else you guys can recommend and why? I'm a beginner and have read the Lyman book and learned a lot on here but I want to be sure I order what I need now rather than wait 2-3 months for the press to arrive only to find I need to order something else.

Thanks!

[patrickstarfish]

For .40, redding GRX debuldging die. If you use glocked brass. Good luck, dillon spray lube works best.

[Rwnielsen]

I bought the cover from Dillon. Keeps the dust off and looks nice too.
Congratulations Have fun feeding it

[finsfan21]

Need lots of good luck finding bullets

[MrElectric03]

For .40, redding GRX debuldging die. If you use glocked brass. Good luck, dillon spray lube works best.

Glocked brass? I've never heard that term. I shoot an XD40 though so I should be fine

[MrElectric03]

I bought the cover from Dillon. Keeps the dust off and looks nice too.
Congratulations Have fun feeding it

I was considering that, maybe ill add that to the list.

Need lots of good luck finding bullets

Yea no kidding. In my area it's just as hard to find ammo as it is components. I had to buy 1k rounds of .40 for an outing we are planning next weekend. So far I can't find any 30-30 or WWB 12 ga.

[tiller]

Glocked brass? I've never heard that term. I shoot an XD40 though so I should be fine

Research it!

[MrElectric03]

Research it!

Just did! I've never noticed that on my fired brass but never really looked either. I was planning on buying a rock chucker as well for rifle case prep, looks like ill be buying one sooner and set it up with that die to run .40 through.

[Chief-7700]

Bullets, Primers, Powder and more primer pick up tubes..

[MrElectric03]

Bullets, Primers, Powder and more primer pick up tubes..

Really, more than 5 pickup tubes?

[Chief-7700]

Really, more than 5 pickup tubes?

I fill all 10 of mine! I load for production 1K of .45ACP at a time.

[Intimid8tor]

I was told the tool holder wasn't worth the money. I have no experience with it, but I was told that from a shop where I was spending money so it would have been in their best interest to help me spend some more. Now, that is also assuming the reloading bench is in the garage near where the other tools are.

Congrats.

[Chief-7700]

I was told the tool holder wasn't worth the money. I have no experience with it, but I was told that from a shop where I was spending money so it would have been in their best interest to help me spend some more. Now, that is also assuming the reloading bench is in the garage near where the other tools are.

Congrats.

I have found the allen wrench holder very useful, the 1" die wrench not so much.

[GW]

Really, more than 5 pickup tubes?

Yep. Keeping primers flowing is probably the biggest hindrance to your ammo production on the 650

[Eargasm]

Brian Enos digital scale and rcbs powder pan

You can find this scale online for half the price.