Automatic casing feeder for 550b
Quote from Reloader on January 1, 2013, 5:24 pmHow much more efficient does the automatic casing feeder make reloading? I'm getting around 400-450 rounds per hour (including reloading the primers) without it. I was wondering if it was worth the extra investment?
Does it also come with the same warranty that the 550B does?
I've been on the fence about this for a couple of months now. I just would like some feedback.
How much more efficient does the automatic casing feeder make reloading? I'm getting around 400-450 rounds per hour (including reloading the primers) without it. I was wondering if it was worth the extra investment?
Does it also come with the same warranty that the 550B does?
I've been on the fence about this for a couple of months now. I just would like some feedback.
Quote from Reloader on January 1, 2013, 5:30 pmI also forgot to add, is it possible to add the casefeeder for the 650 to the 550, so that you can do rifle calibers too? If so, what's the cost of the adapter assembly?
I also forgot to add, is it possible to add the casefeeder for the 650 to the 550, so that you can do rifle calibers too? If so, what's the cost of the adapter assembly?
Quote from Reloader on January 3, 2013, 4:09 pmThe 550 casefeeder is limited to handgun calibers because of the design of the 550, not because of the case feeder. You are limited to the listed handgun calibers only. The warranty on the casefeeder is one year.
Adding the casefeeder should increase your output by 25-35%
The 550 casefeeder is limited to handgun calibers because of the design of the 550, not because of the case feeder. You are limited to the listed handgun calibers only. The warranty on the casefeeder is one year.
Adding the casefeeder should increase your output by 25-35%