Dillon-precision XL 650 Manuel d'utilisateur télécharger pdf (Page 29)

FIG 128

3. Installation of the Locator

Buttons FIG 128:

Install the three brass locator pins in the

shell platform at stations 3, 4 and 5. These

pins retain the cases during loading while

providing an easy way to remove a case

from the shellplate at any stage without dis-

turbing the other rounds. Note: The locator

buttons are caliber specific and can be

properly identified by referencing the cal-

iber conversion chart on pages 42-44.

LOADING COMPONENTS

SECTION

1. The Rotary Primer System

(how it works):

Warning: Wear safety glasses whenever

working with live primers. Safety

glasses are available from Dillon

Precision Products.

Observe how the rotary primer system

works, how to charge it and how to seat a

primer. To do so:

1. Put on your safety glasses.

FIG 129

2. Place five or six primers into the

primer magazine shiny side down

FIG 129.

3. Cycle the machine until a primer

appears in Station 2.

FIG 130

FIG 131

When you cycle the machine, the rotary

primer disc rotates one notch, advancing

another primer into position. When the

handle is pushed to its full aft stop FIG 131,

the primer seating punch pushes the primer

up through the rotary primer disc FIG 130,

fully inserting it onto the primer pocket of

the case. If there is no case in Station 2 to

receive the primer, the primer will return to

the rotary disc and continue around until

being dropped down a chute FIG 132

where it can be retrieved.

FIG 132

4. Drop an unprimed case into the case-

feed funnel and cycle the machine

twice. As the case is rotated into

Station 2, complete the downstroke of

the platform by firmly pushing the

handle to its full aft stop FIG 131 –

this will ensure that the primer is fully

seated.

5. Set aside the primed case, it will be

used later for adjusting the powder

measure.

FIG 133

2. Powder Bar Adjustment

FIG 133:

FIG 134

Note: Although a scale is not included with

the machine, you’ll need one to

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