Why did I wait so long to get one??? Loaded a 100 rounds of 9mm on my 650 in just over 6 and a 1/2 minutes!! I wasn't even rushing, just pumping the handle. Anyone else use one? Its surprisingly quiet..

I have a case feeder for my LNL. Most bang for the buck you can get. So much easier to pay attention to the powder in the case.

Yo baba, do you like your bullet feeder? I just got one and am not sure if its all the helpful yet. The PTX die seems to bind quite a bit and that slows me down a little. Plus, although i'm not putting bullets on shells, i'm kinda pausing to look at everything with each stroke so its almost the same as before except my left hand is idle. Jury is still out yet while i get used to the new rhythm i guess.

When I was ready to order my 650 I considered waiting on getting the case feeder, but after reading lots of different posts on many forums i'm glad I got it right from the get go. Now I just need components to feed it!

Yo baba, do you like your bullet feeder? I just got one and am not sure if its all the helpful yet. The PTX die seems to bind quite a bit and that slows me down a little. Plus, although i'm not putting bullets on shells, i'm kinda pausing to look at everything with each stroke so its almost the same as before except my left hand is idle. Jury is still out yet while i get used to the new rhythm i guess.

 

I like it a lot. Switching it all up to use the bulletfeeder was annoying because you change the whole setup but once I figured it out its awesome. I'll post up some more info and tips I've learned later when im at a pc.

Case feeder is a must on the 650. I can't imagine using it without one, especially I have a separate tool head with just a Lee universal decapper die in it to prep my brass for tumbling wet. Yea I know that extra step isn't needed but I like having brass that looks new inside and out with clean primer pockets, why I don't know, but I like it, plus it lets me know after letting my cleaned brass sit overnight drying, I know it's 100% dry, and no water/moister left in the old primer or pocket.

a 650 without a casefeeder is like a burger with no meat; its useable but not that fun!