Ergo Handle
Quote from Reloader on April 24, 2014, 10:18 pmHas anyone used the Ergo Handle sold by Inline Fabrication? It is supposed to raise the downstroke by 3 inches, but looking at the pictures makes me think you would be pushing too far back on the primer seat. Almost like the press would be all up in your face.
Also want to add that I have had my XL650 around a year now and am somewhere in the neighborhood of 10,000 rounds made. I bet out of those Upside down primers, chewed case mouths, and any other that you could possibly blame on this machine I could hold in the palm of my hand. Lets not try to hold the ones that I screwed up. It would take a dump truck. I am very proud of it. It is a work of art.
DILLON RULES!!!!!
Has anyone used the Ergo Handle sold by Inline Fabrication? It is supposed to raise the downstroke by 3 inches, but looking at the pictures makes me think you would be pushing too far back on the primer seat. Almost like the press would be all up in your face.
Also want to add that I have had my XL650 around a year now and am somewhere in the neighborhood of 10,000 rounds made. I bet out of those Upside down primers, chewed case mouths, and any other that you could possibly blame on this machine I could hold in the palm of my hand. Lets not try to hold the ones that I screwed up. It would take a dump truck. I am very proud of it. It is a work of art.
DILLON RULES!!!!!
Quote from Reloader on April 26, 2014, 3:50 pmCan't help you with the Inline Ergo handle, I have the Dillon roller handle and never felt the need for something different. I agree about the reliability of the 650, I load over 50K 9mm per year and have had not flipped or crushed primers. About the only thing that's broken is the "E" clip on the deprime pin, that breaks about every 20K rounds, easy to replace and Dillon has sent me a handful of them for my spare parts box. Every once in a while I'll get an upside down case but it's not consistent enough for me to figure out the why so I don't worry about it, just flip it over when it happens.
Can't help you with the Inline Ergo handle, I have the Dillon roller handle and never felt the need for something different. I agree about the reliability of the 650, I load over 50K 9mm per year and have had not flipped or crushed primers. About the only thing that's broken is the "E" clip on the deprime pin, that breaks about every 20K rounds, easy to replace and Dillon has sent me a handful of them for my spare parts box. Every once in a while I'll get an upside down case but it's not consistent enough for me to figure out the why so I don't worry about it, just flip it over when it happens.
Quote from Reloader on April 27, 2014, 2:09 amJust grab the roller handle from Dillon, if your bench height is the right height you'll be good to go.
I built my bench height to 36" and the roller handle is awesome. Not sure that the ego handle is much better from what on have read.
Just grab the roller handle from Dillon, if your bench height is the right height you'll be good to go.
I built my bench height to 36" and the roller handle is awesome. Not sure that the ego handle is much better from what on have read.
Quote from Reloader on September 10, 2014, 4:32 pmThank you for this question and the replies. I just order my 650 and was about to order the ergo from inline fab. Im glad I read this first. I cant wait to get started with my new 650.
Thank you for this question and the replies. I just order my 650 and was about to order the ergo from inline fab. Im glad I read this first. I cant wait to get started with my new 650.