Automated Reloading machine? Dillon or Camdex?

[stilly]

While at dinner last night it was brought up that a former family member had a reloading machine that he would turn on and leave and return later on to look at it and it would either still be spitting out rounds or it would be locked up because of a bad one. This guy reloaded a lot and had thousands of reloads at the ready.

I said that it sounded like a Camdex machine if it was automated because I thought that all Dillons were lever pull machines.

Is that right?

Does Dillon make automated machines or is it Camdex that I am thinking?

[ExtremeX]

Ive seen videos of people who have done it with a 1050... looks like an aftermarket add-on

[shooting4life]

I'm pretty sure the 1050 only holds 100 primers at a time, so it would probably be something else if he is leaving it on for hours.

[milw50717]

Ive seen videos of people who have done it with a 1050... looks like an aftermarket add-on

That is mesmerising to watch. Also makes me think of the industrial revolution when manpower was largely replaced by machines.

[Chief-7700]

http://camdexloader.com/

The 2100 holds 400 primers.

[klewan]

http://camdexloader.com/
The 2100 holds 400 primers.

That's not much, certainly not for leaving it on for hours without human input.

I get the feeling it's multiple machines and one operator running between them. Moving like a one armed wallpaper hanger.

[stilly]

That 1050 is crazy hypnotic...

Okay, I never saw the beast myself, I thought he did it all by hand. Good stuff to know.