22TCM set up on XL650
Quote from Reloader on June 14, 2016, 1:13 amHi, I'm planning to reload some 22 TCM using my Dillon XL 650, upon reading your posting I wonder if you were successful in doing the above task because there were no "closure " as to whether the funnel supplied by Dillon worked as it should be. Also were you were able to use the same large pistol plate on the case feeder as well. The link on the pictures where you trimmed the plastic adapter does not work anymore. I would really appreciate if you can post some other tips that you did including recipes for this caliber. Thank you very much.
Hi, I'm planning to reload some 22 TCM using my Dillon XL 650, upon reading your posting I wonder if you were successful in doing the above task because there were no "closure " as to whether the funnel supplied by Dillon worked as it should be. Also were you were able to use the same large pistol plate on the case feeder as well. The link on the pictures where you trimmed the plastic adapter does not work anymore. I would really appreciate if you can post some other tips that you did including recipes for this caliber. Thank you very much.
Quote from Reloader on July 7, 2017, 12:11 amAlso looking for all the parts required to load 22 TCM on my 650. Dillon, do you have a kit that would get me close to what I need; dies, powder funnel, etc.?
Also looking for all the parts required to load 22 TCM on my 650. Dillon, do you have a kit that would get me close to what I need; dies, powder funnel, etc.?
Quote from Reloader on August 25, 2017, 6:34 pmYes you can flare the case after the powder has dropped. Been loading 223 cases this way for over 15 years and have loaded 10,000's rounds for PD shooting. I use a older Lyman 310 tool "M" die because the expanding rod is much shorter.
Loading this was permitted me put the bullet on top of the case and remove my fingers to load faster.
There was no difference in accuracy in our custom built PD rifles.
Yes you can flare the case after the powder has dropped. Been loading 223 cases this way for over 15 years and have loaded 10,000's rounds for PD shooting. I use a older Lyman 310 tool "M" die because the expanding rod is much shorter.
Loading this was permitted me put the bullet on top of the case and remove my fingers to load faster.
There was no difference in accuracy in our custom built PD rifles.