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Home made case feeder for XL750

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Hey everyone

I use a homemade case feeder for the XL750. It’s not as great as the automated case feeder but it triples the amount of shells your XL750 can hold for about 1/100th the price of the Dillon case feeder.


Check it out on my YouTube channel. If you have any questions, post them here, or preferably on there to help grow my channel.

Thank you!


Dillon XL750 Home made Case feeder
 
How is setting up for different cartridges? I don't yet have a progressive but I'm shooting a lot more lately and have been looking towards getting one.
 
NapalmCheese said:
How is setting up for different cartridges? I don't yet have a progressive but I'm shooting a lot more lately and have been looking towards getting one.
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The 750? Takes some time. It helps to have multiple tool heads with the dies already adjusted and all you have to do is change the shell plate and powder dispenser. Still takes like maybe 20-30 minutes but it’s not something you load 100 rounds with, change calibers and repeat.
 
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