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WARP SPEED! Loading 9mm on the Dillon RL 1100 with Mr. Bullet Feeder
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You all asked for it, and here it is! A follow-up to the Dillon RL 1100 Unboxing / Overview / Loading 9mm story- this time with a powder check and bullet feeder added to speed things up. All I can say is: mission accomplished!
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The Dillon RL1100 can reload faster than I can afford to shoot.
How has this channel not doubled or tripled in subscribers since this whole firearm/ammunition shortage? I mean this is the best channel for reloading.
Appreciate the support! Thank you!
Leland your comment about the channel,as far as I can tell, is 100% accurate. Very informative that you for all you are doing Gavin.
This is not even close to the best reloading channel. If you want a good reloading channel look up Johnny's Reloading Bench, FortuneCookie45LC, elvis ammo and bolt action reloading. You will learn stuff on those channels and not just see someone showing off everything that was given to him for free. This guy is just a shill anymore.
@Dubbin1 That’s a bit harsh don’t ya think ? Gavin has reviewed just about every press on the market for us reloading enthusiasts from the cheapest to the most expensive , and why wouldn’t he ? Gavin well understands that many reloaders have a limited budget and can’t or don’t want to spend more than a couple of hundred dollars on a press . On the other hand there are many reloaders out there that can afford to buy the more expensive reloading presses on the market, that’s why he reviews them . It’s good to see you are watching Gavintoobe, you must find it interesting or you wouldn’t be watching it . I bet that you are subscribed to this channel 😀.
@@Dubbin1 always that one guy.
out of everything Gavin has in his shop, the ONLY thing I really want... is one of the bricks of small pistol primers. lol
First thing I thought - look at all those primers!
Glad I have 5k of them
lol so sad, its like this!!! any who should look into reloading primers at this point
@@jbarson5200
That’s ok, unless you normally shoot 20k rounds a year. The shortage is putting a damper on competitive shooting.
@@PS-rr2jt used to shoot 5k rounds a month. Up north some guys are still finding alot. But down here in florida its probably easier to find a hooker in a rich neighborhood. Just grateful to have any.
This is just screaming to have a motor attached to the handle. Wire a relay to the powder check to stop the motor if a failure happens and you'd be golden.
They already make a motor drive for the 1050. I'm sure there will be one to adapt to the 1100 soon, unless Biden puts a stop to reloaders. LOL
@@jamessween "biden puts a stop to reloaders"
you are activating my nightmares
@@jamessween There's already an ammobot for the 1100 and Dillon also bought ammobot.
@@lmaoanatorhilarious2582 We just need a system like this to punch out cases and primers make our own from scratch
I was thinking the same thing a few relays added would get it moving
Gavin, it is good to see you enjoying the fruits of thousands of hours of work and tens of thousands of dollars you invested in your channel.
For those whining about you being a shill, well, screw the ignorant.
I enjoy your vids, and will continue to do so. Also, hello from a fellow Central WA guy. I live about 50 miles from ya.
Well, tomorrow is delivery date for my RL 1100! Excited, you bet. I've been using a RL 550 since late 1986. Notice, no A, B, or C. It was a original 550. Bought it for 38 SPCL. Added 9 MM, 380 Auto and of course 45 ACP later. I don't know how many cartridges it has reloaded. But, I hope it's new home will appreciate it as much as I did.
Your videos helped me get ready to set it up tomorrow, thanks. Adding the bullet feeder may come later if my hands fail me any more, bummer. I do plan on using the Dillon powder check system for now. The videos also pointed out a few tips that will help speed setup.
Great videos, thanks. MSgt David R. Smyth, USAF, Ret.
Thank you, and thanks for your service!
I just got an 1100, and am waiting for a few more parts. Never loaded, so I'm trying to learn as much as I can. Thanks for your great videos.
How are things going?
The press action is so smooth
2021 and still eyeing all them primers with envy.
Went to the shop and was dead set on purchasing a 1050 for 9mm. Lady behind the counter said next month the RL1100 is coming out. Figured I am this close might as well wait a little.... This was a year ago, it just came in today! Time to get it together, bullet feeder will make life easier. Definitely a long wait for this day, should be great!
I’m trying to get this all setup for 223. It’s taken a while to get all the components. But I think I’m finally setup almost completely. Can’t wait to get this stuff rolling thousands per day!
How is it going?
They have the 750 kit available for 223/5.56
When I have the big money you do, I will buy a Dillon. Until then, it's single and 2 stage reloading for me. Thank you for posting!
Running a super1050, almost the same setup except using the dillon powder check. Love it. Ive loaded about 8k so far and my race gun never goes hungry.. great vids.. thumbs up!
That thing is crazy fast. Makes my old hornaday ap look like a snail
It's very fast :)
@@Ultimatereloader I just got a Mr. Bullet Feeder for my 1050, still working on adjusting the new powder drop/flair. Having trouble adjusting the bullet dropper setup, drops two bullets at once :( Can't wait to crank out another 50,000 9mm!!!!
Slow compared to the mark7 autodrive system....js
@@joemccallum710 also cheap compared to the mark7 lol :)
@@stuartbrazile u can automate a Dillion with mk7 autodrive
Nice framing. RL1100 is the next goal. Makes us more aware what dies to get and enjoy. Your videos helps me much. From the Philippines here and thank you 😊😊😊
Bought a Lee hand press last year to learn about the process. Finished loading my 10,000th round on it and now it’s time to upgrade to a RL1100!
Congrats!!!
i found a lee classic loader for my 9 mm, and i was happy to find that
I have a few in stock and small Pistol, small ridker primers also. Dm for info
I just received my RL1100 the day before yesterday. I am making a new bench for it this weekend and should be up and running buy Sunday. I don't have a bullet feeder as of yet.
Mine will be another 3 months arriving....maybe I should go ahead and buy the bullet feeder and double alpha powder check !
@@gscop1683 , if you buy the Mr Bullet Feeder, make sure you get the additional return springs.
Oh great gavin. Pump em out ‘indu vis copia quantitis’ mechanically while some of us are looking on the floor for just one more primer to build just one more round to hunt or train. And yes i did recognize the need to order components while they were still available but i also share. Glad for you though and i learn alot from your vids and blogs, i know i wouldn’t if you didn’t have the means and the connections to have it all. Sour grapes? Not really, enjoy your wine you’ve earned it.You’ll probably share these rounds too and that’s very cool. But as much as i love having ammo and lots of it, i still savour every moment hand-loading. The simple pleasure & satisfaction of a cartridge i built and shot.
Congratulations on the video and explanation. you helped me choose my next machine.
I'm very envious I still load all of my ammo off a Hornady single stage classic press one round at a time🙄
same 😭
May the LAWD bless thee with patience!
@@ZREXER1250 Agreed and that's why I have not moved on to a progressive press. But like I said in my comment I am a little envious ... lol
@@ZREXER1250 I to reload for the enjoyment. Both pistol and rifle. I take my time with each individual round I load. It's extremely satisfying to see the end result when you take your ammo to the range and it does exactly what you were expecting it to do. Single stage reloading is the way I like to do it!😁👍👊🇺🇸
You're still better off than a non reloader
Really jealous of the boxes of primers!
I use a similar setup with a Super 1050 with a Mr Bullet Feeder. I have been using that setup for 5 years now and have made many 10's of thousands of rounds, probably close to 100K. Once I got the 1050 dialed in, I was able to really crank out ammo. This has become my main press, with the XL650 relegated to odd types that I only make in small batches.
I'm running two of these, near identical setups, one manually for .45ACP and one for .308 on a Mk.7 Autodrive. I also have a Mk.7 Revolution series for .223, another for 9mm, and another for .40S&W.
With an "Autodrive" the RL-1100 is nearly as good as the Mk.7 revolutions (and was easy to install). The only really noticeable difference at that point is the additional tool head space for more dies on the Revolutions. Both Dillon and Mk.7 make some great systems. The only downside is this entire industry is a nightmare on orders and delivery. Everything is late on delivery. Most of the OEM's of consumables aren't even taking on large orders for the time being. Had a powder mfg. give us a quote for a couple kegs of powder only to then tell us when we sent the PO that they weren't accepting actual orders for the next year. Both a major European and Russian primer maker quote large orders and when we sent the order in were contacted shortly after saying the lead time on the order that size was 10 - 20 MONTHS ARO.
The shortage is real folks... I can find projectiles and brass out the ears. But Primer and Powder are mostly non-existent at the OEM level.
That overhead view with the bullet/brass feeders churning is very satisfying.
Running a 1050 W/bullet feeder. after the first 5000 rounds removed the POWDER CHECK, Bullet feeder #6, seat #7, Crimp #8. in 105,000 rounds no issues. When you use that CFE powder up get a faster burning powder. Like N320, Sport Pistol, Clean Shot, or IMR Target. Your target loads will be cleaner and more consistent.
I run a Dillon RL550C and can kick out 400 rds an hour which works for me with a lot less cost for the machine. That is nice, but I cannot justify the cost for one unless I had deep pockets or was selling ammunition commercially.
I have 3 sq deal presses, a 550, a xl650, a lee classic turret, a rockchucker, a lyman turret, a frankfurt single stage and a Lee challenger. I am about ready to shoot for a RL 1100 to load 9 mm and 38's as they are the calibers that I shoot most. I also load for .30 carbine, 223, 30-06, 6.5x55, 327 Mag, 41 Mag, .44 Special, 45 ACP, 45 Colt and 50-90 Sharps.
Due to a recent move the majority of my reloading gear is in storage and not handy. I have been forced to load my 9 MM's on a Rockchucker.
I sprang for a lee bench primer tool and I love it. I also obtained a Lyman powder dispenser, a electronic scale, some loading blocks, 500 135 gr bullets, 8 lbs of titegroup powder and 1K of 9 MM cases. What a tedious job it was to assemble 9 mm rounds with the foregoing minimal equipment.
I put together 135 gr bullets with a charge of 5.0 gr of titegroup. Great loading for a 115 gr bullet but way too much for a 135 gr bullet. So now I have to break down about 150 dangerously overcharge rounds so all my work was wasted.
I reached out to Hoosier bullets and purchased 5 lbs of 124 gr lead polyomer coated bullets and I will load them with 4.0 gr of titegroup. When I get around to it I will load the 135 gr bullets with 3.5 gr of powder. I have the Lyman turret press here and I intend to use it to make my job a mite less tedious.
Somehow to justify spending two grand or more on a RL 1100 I would really need. a great reason to do so. I am still looking for that as the xl650 and the 550 can easily produce 9's and 38's in the quantities I require and a at a much reduced price.
Either way I enjoyed your videos on the rl 1100 and I do however lust for the expensive press but I cannot spend that much a whim without a solid reason to tie up that much capital.
Just picked up a kit for the Dillon 750 and I can’t wait for it to come in. This was amazing especially for someone who’s just getting into competitive shooting.
So glad I found this, I haven't been getting my notifications recently
Good deal!
Great content , good to see what it takes to tweak for best performance on Dillon. Running that similar Hornady Lnl AP, tweaks about the same , and agree nothing compares to just pulling the handle and watching the bullets drop into the tray.
"Starline new brass" is what I heard while I'm inspecting my brass, some of it coming from 1992 when I started reloading for my Glock 17 gen 2😉
Gavin: Also, I would recommend referring to the Station Numbers of the RL1100 as you did in the Mark 7 Caliber Change video. Indeed, as depicted on Page 14 of the RL1100 Manual, the case insertion is designated as Station #1 with a total of 8 Stations! Thank you!
Agreed, look at the shell plate, if there are 8 positions then there are 8 different things happening so it is an 8 station unit... Don't understand why this is something to think about...
Next step, mark7 autodrive with all the bells and whistles!
Im sooo close i can taste it!
Glad to see that with all the manufacturing slowdown and shipping delays they manage to give a free 1100 to UR so they could drive up demand for there product that they will never fill in the first place
That is ridiculously fast!
Puts my 100, 6.5 Swede day on the old rock chucker to shame .lol
I just ordered my own RL1100 with a mr bulletfeeder. Can’t wait to set it up
Buying one! On backorder
every "kachunk" we hear, he hears "ka ching!"
Was close to by the 650.....Now Im thinking 1100.....Good addition with the bullet feeder and the powder check.
Love my RL1100 - currently use a mini bullet feeder for 9mm ... maybe do a future review on Roll Sizer ... it has made a huge difference with my 9mm reloads for my Glock processing all brass and removing that bit of bulge from unsupported chamber fired brass
I was under the impression that you couldn’t run a powder check die and a mr bullet feeder on the same setup. So glad that isn’t the case!
Quad County Productions - those comments have been made about the Dillon 750 not the 1050 or 1100
Oh wow. That is an amazing setup. No place for me to do it in my apartment LOL
Thanks for the videos. I really enjoy them. However I would like more closeups when your describing something.
If I were a rich man I would have a setup like that. I'm a new reloader. Running Dillon new 550. Enjoying developing pistol ammo for my USPSA guns. At this point I like to keep it slow and look at every powder charge.
What a wonderful set-up! I guess I'm half way there with my 550
Got an XL650 w/case feeder and powder check. Runs smooth except for filling up primers. Now that I've seen it, I'll probably get bullet feeder. Very nice set up.
Would have to be doing a lot of shooting to justify this set-up. Plus, gotta be able to find bullets and primers to load with as well. I have 1000 small pistol primers and currently I’m saving them.
Just got to 4:50 if you want to see the bullet feeder... I'm running a 1050 with Mr. Bullet. ;-). It's an ammo factory. 👍😎
31 rounds per minute. you can crank out 1860 rounds in 1 hour if you dont have to stop to refill anything or run into any issues. that is super impressive. spend 1 hour cranking out let's say 1800 rounds, 1 hour on final measure of 1800 to make sure weight and size are consistent (maybe I'm the only one who is that concerned about this). and that wasnt even rushing it, that was a modest speed.
I have a Dillon 1050 with a mr bullet feeder to load 223 and 9 mm and love it.
A setup like Lee’s that inserts bullets below the seating die would be nice, so you didn’t have to dedicate a station to bullet drop. Having powder check, a bullet feeder, and separate seat and crimp on a 1050 or 1100 would be ideal.
I need this guy as a neighbor.
i run 650 and it is great press. William Winder
this would be my dream set up for sure,,now just got to find a place to use it and of course,the budget,,but thanks non the less
RCBS combination seating and crimping die interesting I use Lee factory crimp die 9mm I've never had a issue with Dillon powder thrower
Rumor said that he can beat anyone in an Arm Wrestling after one session of reloading 😊
Great video,, yours is so smooth. I have an identical setup and my 1100 head jumps on the upstroke when the expanding die on the begins to extract from the case after dropping the powder and expanding the case mouth. My machine had done probably 40-50,000 rounds when I purchased it used from original owner.
this is my problem also. His brass is probably dry-tumbled so the carbon acts like dry lube. I wet tumble mine or use new brass and that popping is really annoying.
@@shootloadrepeat I use some Dillon case lube on the wet tumbled brass and that helps a bit.
I also had to take the ratchet off my press because of the jamming and then just make sure I full stroke the machine handle to avoid other problems.
How old is your press ?
I thought mine was possibly worn and that contributed to the powder funnel getting stuck in the case…….
That is stupid fast!
Congratulations on your setup! I too run an RL1100 with the MBF; however, as I prefer separate seat and crimp functions, I use an Endoscope to monitor my powder drop levels. Can watch on a laptop, 10" tablet, or my iPhone. Since my powder level monitor view is mounted at shellplate level, it works very well for my "older" eyes! ;) Thanks for your awesome review! Thoroughly enjoy your Channel!
I use the same thing on my 650 for .223 reloading (with bullet feeder). For 9 mm I can see straight to case so no issues there. I just 3D printed an adapter to powder check rod hole on the 650 toolhead to mount endoscope camera there so it nicely shows powder in .223 cases.
How many times you had powder charging issues I wonder. I have been reloading 20+ years with progressive presses and had 5 rounds without a powder charge 12 years ago; when I ran out of gun powder in the powder measure. I now have a buzzer to let me know when I get close to the bottom since then...
@@aakoksal I started my reloading career in 1992 with an XL650. This was also the first year they were offered! FWIW, I have never had an over-charge or squib. But with the XL650's clockwise rotation, it's easy to eyeball the powder drop before placing a bullet. I now use an RL1100 with MBF, and since it's very awkward to "eyeball" the powder drop before bullet placement, the Endoscope gives me a direct view of the powder drop without having to adjust my view. And with the MBF, there's not an extra station that offers a "buzzer" to get my attention. Your running a powder measure buzzer? How ironic! 👍
@@wvultra I have two RCBS progressive presses (Old Piggyback conversion dedicated to 9mm and Pro 2000 auto-index for others) which are both 5 stations. I use bullet feeders so I don't have a station to spare for a powder checker. Since that 5 rounds of squib loads, I've decided to run the buzzer for long sessions where I know I'll need to top up the powder measure... I can see the new RCBS 7 station press in my future but need to win the lottery first...! Enjoy and be safe...
I’m basically running this exact setup except with the Hornady AP press. Added a roller handle to the setup as well for increased speed/comfort. Runs like a top. Though I do really want to also get the RL1100 as a secondary press to run my 5.56 and 7.62 through. I like the RL1100 setup with the dies coming down, rather than the rounds coming up to meet the dies, cause at really high speeds, there’s a wobble to the whole setup that occasionally will drop a bullet after bulletfeeder station on the way up to seat/crimp. That only happens if I really get cranking on the press, but those are the speeds I’m after for rifle rounds, as I go through more of those generally.
I would definitely consider adding a motor to the RL1100, though maybe wire to the powder check station to stop if the sensor goes off. I think this press would marry really well with a motorized crank. Then you can just set and forget reload, while just adding components.
Very nice . I’ve been running the XL650 for a few years now with a Mr bullet feeder the old revolver tube kit for 38 special an 9mm get around 110 rounds before I need to reload it but it’s only $180 Australian boys an girls .
Fun, Fun, Fun!
That is one slick set-up!
All you need now is to fab up an adapter so you can add a speed-adjustable electric-motor to the hand crank shaft, for truly automatic action!
Yeah, that's something I could use in my shop. I'm a little envious as well.
I am running a XL 650 with the bullet feeder.
If only I had that kind of money. That's a sweet setup.
I like it.. im going half to get this.. i don't shoot a lot but. During. Boredom. Maybe rain storm. Or even since covid here. Give me something to do.. get me stocked up for when i am free go shooting
Pretty cool setup for the volume shooter. I did notice that you did a great job of editing in that you were just about to have the primer checker go off and then all of a sudden it was raised to the full position. That's the biggest slowdown in the process especially if you use the individual primer pick-up tubes. I found that using a Franklin Arsenal electric primer flipper that I could dump the primers in and flip them and then pull the clip on the bottom of the tube over the primer feeder and really smooth things out.
Would prefer separating crimp from bullet seat, it does make a difference to accuracy.
Nice setup
When I started,,, I owned an Ingram M10,,, mod-ed to go full auto,,, at 4k rnds a minute,, it breathed fire out both ends,,,,, I reloaded with an old Lee Re-loader hand loader,,,, with a dipper and a hammer,,, I loaded ALL WEEK,,,, and shot it in a single burst that lasted about 4 seconds,,,,, it wasnt THAT much fun,, so I sold that gun,,,, later bought a Dillon after the LA riots,,, and over 25 years ,,, have purchased several loading estates,,,,, sitting pretty well now
Recently sustained an injury to my left arm and hand. Reloading with any of my Dillons has been problematic, can't place the bullet ON the case. THis video gives me an OPTION to continue to load. Thanks!
I use a RCBS bullet feeder on my Dillon turret press very similar to me bullet but with alum tubes worth every penny.
Awesome! This is gonna be good!
OH YEAH!
Incredible amount of very cool gear in your shop. I’d be happy just finding powder and primers for normal prices. People are selling primers for ridiculous prices. I know I know law of supply and demand. That law stinks! Doesn’t somebody make a foot pedal that replaces the reloading arm. I think a buddy of mine has one on his 1050 which is setup similar to your 1100. I seem to recall he turns on a switch and its fully automated or steps on the pedal. Wish I had an 1100. Running two 550B’s one with a case feeder dedicated to 9mm Major. Also RCBS RockChucker for rifle.
I do not like seating and crimping in the same station. Makes getting things dialed in too hard especially with mixed brass. This is why I purchased a Mark 7 press with 10 stations. The extra stations make reloading with a bullet feeder and a powder check possible at the same time and keep the seating and crimping operations separate. I love my dillon presses as I have a 550B and A XL650, but when I decided to go big I went really big and went automated with a Mark 7 Revolution.
Sweet set up you have there
Hi... I like your videos!!! And that's what I have and I love the setup of dillon rl1100
You need to fabricate some sort of linkage to shorten the through on the loading handle!😜
You should mount another press to the side, both hands at once, big arms tons of ammo.
It is cathartic to watch, probably better to do
You can't make them when everything is sold out. Nice setup.
I would live to have one of these
Man that thing is awesome. I would love to reload my own 45 acps in bulk thats awesome.
You don't need a powder check. I have a 1050 that is fully automated and don't run a powder check. I the machine comes to a halt you manually check all the cases. Cause when it doesn't stop all cases will have powder.
Pretty Sweet setup............................
Just my rl550b that rocks!
Great video.
Thanks!
You can see why once you have this, you long for an autodrive! LOL Nice video Gavin!
I want one!!! Great setup.
I go through about 1000 rounds per year of 9mm. I do not by any means need this setup...but after seeing how effortlessly fast those rounds were leaving the shell plate.......mmmm.....
Wish i had 2500 to drop on something like that for 1 caliber ad another 600 for 223 from 9mm... crazy
I find it hard to believe that powder ain't flying out of the cases at the faster speeds. When the shell plate indexes it looks pretty snappy.
Good point! At first glance I was skeptical there was powder in the case but it's there; th-cam.com/video/1PRN9D20rxU/w-d-xo.html
I'm guessing the charge is so small for the 9mm 147 it's just not an issue.
shame having to combine seating and crimping - never quite as good.
Yeah it's kind of amazing to me The obvious thing that all of the progressive presses need is like two more stations. So they come out with a new model and don't do that. It's kind of mind-blowing why wouldn't they. It would create the demand.
It'll be the reason I go Evo over 1100
Why not remove the military swage station?
It is absolutely mandatory that I run a powder check/power cop. I refuse to to use combination seat/crimp die. Need bullet and case loader. Looks like Dillon left me in the cold.
An identical review of the Lee Loadmaster would be great.
well, a review is on gavin's channel but let's be honest - these are sponsored videos and he will not mention the problems of each press. And well, hopefully you don't want to compare Loadmaster with Dillon, not even 750… You get what you pay for.
There are early reviews of the Loadmaster on this channel.
Awesome hopefully someday
I love it, I wish I could have one can't imagine much all that is but I love it
Did you have Star Line modify your powder funnel to avoid sticking with new 9mm brass cases? Mine stuck and Star Line fixed the dropper funnel for free.
starline makes a dropper funnel for their brass? Mine get stuck all the time and I hate it.
pretty tuff to double feed or under feed powder
Love your set up video. Talk to me about bullet drop set up. I keep getting mutable drops on my Dillon 1000