I have 1050 which was purchased less than 3 months ago and after loading 5k rounds on it I hate the press! It's not smooth, makes a lot of noise, requires many mods to get it her to run right, etc etc. I was fortunate enough to be given the opportunity to the return the 1050 press for the RL1100 by Dillon's superb customer service. I hope that the RL1100 performs better than the 1050 because I was leaning towards the Mark 7 Evolution press but I don't feel like spending 3k for now~
See ruclips.net/video/ewHFKIwyWWA/видео.html . It looks like a compromise in stroke length between the RL 1050 and the Super 1050 so you can do larger than 223 length rounds but still load short pistol rounds. The crank mechanism is smoother and it has the updated primer mechanism.
I currently have one 650 set up with small primer that I load 9mm, 556 and 300BO with and another 650 set up with large primer that I load 45ACP, 308 and 458 SOCOM with. Quick change setups with dies already set up makes caliber conversions easy. I held off getting the 1050 for the 1100. Contemplating getting either 1100 for 556 or 308 setup since has swage for military brass. How difficult are caliber conversions with RL1100 and how much does each caliber conversion run? Are the 1100 quick caliber conversions priced similar to the 1050s?
The RL1100 looks like its designed to heavily pump out one type of caliber whilst the XL750 has a quick change feature so you can quickly swap out entire die sets easily. since i have 3 calibers to reload I am thinking the XL750 is the better choice for the job. am I right?
Update: I got the RL1100 which comes with a quick change feature as the XL750 does.. the reason i went with the RL1100 is the built in "Upgraded Primer Pocket Swager"
Hey Guys! Great video by the way. Question...I seem to be unable to find a die set or even primers for .22 Cal. reloading, can you steer me in the right direction? Many thanks.
Please do reloading demo how to setup dies with 1100, how to attach optional hardware/sensors etc. 9mm of course
Perfect video for me. I’m getting into reloading specifically for .300aac
12:09 "that will seat the bullet a lot better" Too funny, thanks for not cutting that out!
Mine was ordered 10/15/20. Expected delivery date 6-8 weeks. Delivered today 1/18/21 14 weeks.
How much did it cost with all the bells and whistles
@@davidcollins2272 $1,550
Yeah I need for five die setups that's probably worth every penny
whooo im exited for the next video on making 300 blk. im about to start doing that with the xl750
Gary makes these Videos!
Finally!!!
I definitely need volume production. I would want the mark 7 auto drive and a competent worker operating mine for his shift.
I have 1050 which was purchased less than 3 months ago and after loading 5k rounds on it I hate the press! It's not smooth, makes a lot of noise, requires many mods to get it her to run right, etc etc. I was fortunate enough to be given the opportunity to the return the 1050 press for the RL1100 by Dillon's superb customer service. I hope that the RL1100 performs better than the 1050 because I was leaning towards the Mark 7 Evolution press but I don't feel like spending 3k for now~
Would like to hear how you like it. On the fence myself
Same.
@@jamesowens2781 actually decided to get the Mark 7 Revolution instead~
Mine was missing the 3/8 eye bolt for the powder reloading rod lol
Good to see Ronnie get out from the Jersey shore getting into reloading. 😂
nice base plate. where can i buy 1 for my super 1050?
Does it work with the current Mark 7 auto drive? Lol
The mounting plate didn't come out of the box. Who makes this? Dillon does not have this as an accessory that I can find. Help Please!?!?!?
I don't think they sell it , I believe its just a display mount they use at shows
@@firearmconvention946 Dillon makes it and sells it. $90
@@rodgerjohnson3375 really ? Can't find it , I thought it was their mount for shows
@@firearmconvention946 www.dillonprecision.com/benchtop-mounting-plate-for-rl-super-1050-rl1100-cp2000-plus-any-dillon-loader-on-a-dillon-strongmount_8_119_26881.html
@@dahut3614 thank you 😊
I wish I could get shipped one of those! Lol
What are the differences between this and the Super 1050?
See ruclips.net/video/ewHFKIwyWWA/видео.html . It looks like a compromise in stroke length between the RL 1050 and the Super 1050 so you can do larger than 223 length rounds but still load short pistol rounds. The crank mechanism is smoother and it has the updated primer mechanism.
Now bring out an RL1100 pistol with a shorter stroke.
Just send me the first one for the idea.
Info please on the that mounting plate that the press is sitting on? Thank you
I'm here for this as well!
Its on the Dillon Precision website. just search for Plate.
@@GMDII lol now it is , thanks
Let's see how fast the case feeder is with 300blk
I currently have one 650 set up with small primer that I load 9mm, 556 and 300BO with and another 650 set up with large primer that I load 45ACP, 308 and 458 SOCOM with. Quick change setups with dies already set up makes caliber conversions easy. I held off getting the 1050 for the 1100. Contemplating getting either 1100 for 556 or 308 setup since has swage for military brass. How difficult are caliber conversions with RL1100 and how much does each caliber conversion run? Are the 1100 quick caliber conversions priced similar to the 1050s?
I want this!!!!
The RL1100 looks like its designed to heavily pump out one type of caliber whilst the XL750 has a quick change feature so you can quickly swap out entire die sets easily. since i have 3 calibers to reload I am thinking the XL750 is the better choice for the job. am I right?
Yes
Update: I got the RL1100 which comes with a quick change feature as the XL750 does.. the reason i went with the RL1100 is the built in "Upgraded Primer Pocket Swager"
Where no manual has gone before
Can I add the Dillon pocket swager to this ? Contemplating on the purchase of this
What is the black plate its sitting on. It has DP on it?
The base
I'd like to know this as well...
How much cash is that one
Is there a reason you will not answer the question about the base plate shown in the video?
The mounting plates were custom made for us to use in our show room. We do not make these for sale, they were made for us by an outside source.
@@DillonPrecisionVideos Thank you guys, is it possible to put us in touch with them if we wanted one of those?
Put an ammo bot on that thing and you'll have a mini ammo factory.
"How much neck tension?"
This guy: "yes"
Also did the human manual forget a washer, or did the printed manual mess up? :D
still no bullet loader ?
mr bullet feeder is still an add on.
@@fiercenet ok
Hey Guys! Great video by the way. Question...I seem to be unable to find a die set or even primers for .22 Cal. reloading, can you steer me in the right direction? Many thanks.
The dude with his hat on backwards ruins the video. Dillon, please fire him.....
“Seat the Bullet Better”. Cringe