Great video man. Awesome job filming and thanks for continuing to put out x10 content. Overall regarding your opinion of the press, would you purchase again? Any issues/quirks that you can give us info on that you’re still working through? How accurate has your powder drop been? Those look like summit bullets - what weight? Once again, thanks!
I would definitely buy it again. once i got it going and learned how it work, and like i said understood it better i dont see and issues with it. I will keep updating as I go and let everyone know if something does come up. yes they are Summit Bullets. Been really happy with them. These are 115g have also loaded his 124g and a 1000 147g.
@@surfcleanlines13 Lyman Pro Stainless Steel Pro Die Set, ( Carbide Sizing Die, Micrometer Seating Die, Micrometer Taper Die, and Case Flare Die ) Lyman Hold down die over my Priming station, The X-10 hold down die over the swagging station. And the Mark7 Powder Check Alarm.
Ill check. You read the manual? NERD! LOL Guess Ill have to pull it out and crack it open for a quick look. I will say the manual was the worst part of the whole experience that thing is a joke lol.
Another great X-10 video. I think we all appreciate that you are also responsive to comments. I have hopes of using a RCBS lock-out die for my powder check, but I can't find evidence that anyone with a progressive press where the toolhead is lowered to the cases vs the other way around, is using it. What are your thoughts on the use of a lock-out on this press? I wonder if lock-out dies will work with autodrive one day? Probably not. Also, I am planning to use the hold-down die provided by FA over the primer station...do you see any problem with that? I am using new brass and am not going to swage. Lastly, do you think Braggin Rights might produce his 3-D bullet feeder solution for the X-10? I guess I should ask him as he also is good about responding. Not everyone is, ha.
Hey James! Thanks for the support. To be honest I know nothing about the RCBS lock-out dies. Im Randal would be able to help you. As far as the FA hold down die over the primer station I dont see any issues with that. Im running the Lyman hold down die over my primer station and the FA HDD over the swage station. but they work the same. I would love to get my hands on one of those bullet feeders too Lol.
Hi friend. I asked this on another of your videos and thought I might here for myself and others too. What primers are you using to run your X-10. I'm having major issues with my X-10 running Winchester SPP and SRP. Thanks
Morning I run mostly CCi primers (over 30,000) Have ran some winchester primers didnt have a problem with them in the machine (only ran a couple hundered) but did have an issue with them in the Viba-prime with them getting stuck.
Which die do you have after your powder charge station? I’ve been looking for a powder check die but the DAA one I’ve got isn’t compatible with the X10 since the magnet gets bumped by the shoulder screws on powder charge. Also sometimes my powder charge die gets stuck after filling the case with powder and I have to jostle it a bit to get the dial arm to come back down. Any tips for that?
This is counting the strokes not bullets, if you take one off in the middle of the process for any problem still counts as a load, this is wrong, you need something that counts when finish the round
How do you figure? just a heads up knowing the power to my tool head isnt working at the moment and my low primer warning would not work I loaded about 110 primers
@@reloading1776 Well the low primer warning was one clue. The other is at 6:27. at 4K and .25 speed you can clearly see a silver primer in the bottom of the case when it drops in the tube. Cmon man be honest about this press. Did you pre prime these cases b4 loading them?
@@jawsmod Well that is why the have a DECAPPING station. yes some of the brass I loaded had primers but tall me how I got 101 primers past the decapping station?
@@reloading1776 Alright then. Congrats on the 100 round challenge. You do get extra credit for the 3 views. That was a nice touch. Hopefully there will be others and this press will be a success.
@@jawsmod Thanks. I have no reason to not be honest. My first real video on the press was about a problem. When all is said and done I want it to work but I have no problems calling out an issue if there is one.
Excellent partnership - you with Braggin', and DUDE ! you're costing me MONEY ! See these excellent videos, and then have to buy the stuff.
LOL
Have you adjusted your depth stop? Looks like your tool head has a lot of flex.
I will be checking that out this weekend
Great video man. Awesome job filming and thanks for continuing to put out x10 content. Overall regarding your opinion of the press, would you purchase again? Any issues/quirks that you can give us info on that you’re still working through? How accurate has your powder drop been? Those look like summit bullets - what weight? Once again, thanks!
I would definitely buy it again. once i got it going and learned how it work, and like i said understood it better i dont see and issues with it. I will keep updating as I go and let everyone know if something does come up. yes they are Summit Bullets. Been really happy with them. These are 115g have also loaded his 124g and a 1000 147g.
@@reloading1776 thank you and awesome to hear! Mind sharing what dies you’re using?
@@surfcleanlines13 Lyman Pro Stainless Steel Pro Die Set, ( Carbide Sizing Die, Micrometer Seating Die, Micrometer Taper Die, and Case Flare Die ) Lyman Hold down die over my Priming station, The X-10 hold down die over the swagging station. And the Mark7 Powder Check Alarm.
Ill check. You read the manual? NERD! LOL
Guess Ill have to pull it out and crack it open for a quick look. I will say the manual was the worst part of the whole experience that thing is a joke lol.
Well done!
Thanks!!!!
For something that elaborate i would have thought it would place the bullet too
This bullet feeder is coming soon. Stay tuned!
Another great X-10 video. I think we all appreciate that you are also responsive to comments. I have hopes of using a RCBS lock-out die for my powder check, but I can't find evidence that anyone with a progressive press where the toolhead is lowered to the cases vs the other way around, is using it. What are your thoughts on the use of a lock-out on this press? I wonder if lock-out dies will work with autodrive one day? Probably not. Also, I am planning to use the hold-down die provided by FA over the primer station...do you see any problem with that? I am using new brass and am not going to swage. Lastly, do you think Braggin Rights might produce his 3-D bullet feeder solution for the X-10? I guess I should ask him as he also is good about responding. Not everyone is, ha.
Hey James! Thanks for the support. To be honest I know nothing about the RCBS lock-out dies. Im Randal would be able to help you. As far as the FA hold down die over the primer station I dont see any issues with that. Im running the Lyman hold down die over my primer station and the FA HDD over the swage station. but they work the same.
I would love to get my hands on one of those bullet feeders too Lol.
Hi friend. I asked this on another of your videos and thought I might here for myself and others too. What primers are you using to run your X-10. I'm having major issues with my X-10 running Winchester SPP and SRP.
Thanks
Morning
I run mostly CCi primers (over 30,000)
Have ran some winchester primers didnt have a problem with them in the machine (only ran a couple hundered) but did have an issue with them in the Viba-prime with them getting stuck.
@@reloading1776 Great, thanks for the info
Great video BUT that’s not how my voice sounds! And a week long “honey do list”? Realllllly???? Hmmmmmm❤️
😳 Love you Babe LOL
What brand of powder check are you running on your X-10
Mark7. Here is a video I did on setting it up on the X-10. th-cam.com/video/TnBvyKWpXTA/w-d-xo.html
What bullets are those?
summitcitybullets.com/
@@reloading1776 Thank you!
Aloha, how do you like those bullets. Ive tried the blue bullets and there are inconsistent.
Which die do you have after your powder charge station? I’ve been looking for a powder check die but the DAA one I’ve got isn’t compatible with the X10 since the magnet gets bumped by the shoulder screws on powder charge. Also sometimes my powder charge die gets stuck after filling the case with powder and I have to jostle it a bit to get the dial arm to come back down. Any tips for that?
It’s the Mark7
Is it still plagued with problems
hmmmm I must have a special on then. Have about 4000 rounds thru it at this point and going strong.
10 stations but no bullet feeder 🤣
Give it time Brotha!!
keep an Eye on the channel!
This is counting the strokes not bullets, if you take one off in the middle of the process for any problem still counts as a load, this is wrong, you need something that counts when finish the round
yes thats why you start the counter when the first bullet drops in the bin (ie. Finished round) and DON'T take one out in the middle of the process
I call foul. You pre-primed these cases before loading. This does not count. Cmon man!
How do you figure?
just a heads up knowing the power to my tool head isnt working at the moment and my low primer warning would not work I loaded about 110 primers
@@reloading1776 Well the low primer warning was one clue. The other is at 6:27. at 4K and .25 speed you can clearly see a silver primer in the bottom of the case when it drops in the tube. Cmon man be honest about this press. Did you pre prime these cases b4 loading them?
@@jawsmod Well that is why the have a DECAPPING station. yes some of the brass I loaded had primers but tall me how I got 101 primers past the decapping station?
@@reloading1776 Alright then. Congrats on the 100 round challenge. You do get extra credit for the 3 views. That was a nice touch. Hopefully there will be others and this press will be a success.
@@jawsmod Thanks. I have no reason to not be honest. My first real video on the press was about a problem. When all is said and done I want it to work but I have no problems calling out an issue if there is one.