Dillon DA3000 Unboxing , Overview, Converting 223 to 300BLK

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  • Опубліковано 8 лис 2024

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  • @Ultimatereloader
    @Ultimatereloader  Рік тому +1

    *NOTE: If you are setting up a DA3000 with CP2000 and plan to convert or trim 300 BLK brass, it is best to swap the swaging station to the right-hand side before installing the DA3000 crankshaft/sprocket

  • @JerrBearTactical
    @JerrBearTactical Рік тому +15

    To think about when you started your channel and to see where you are now👏👏👏 ... thanks for sharing your experience with us Brother 😉👊👍🇺🇸

  • @Fishman138
    @Fishman138 Рік тому

    Man, your shop is a dream come true.

  • @christiansmith9414
    @christiansmith9414 Рік тому +3

    Just finished loading up some Starline 300 BLK with CFE BLK and Hornadys 125’s and 150’s. You guys were right about how well CFE BLK meters

  • @kevinwood7358
    @kevinwood7358 Рік тому +1

    Really enjoyed this video. I was surprised at how fast this trimed the cases to length. Great machine and looking forward to final load and shooting of those loads.

  • @Moraprecisionreloader
    @Moraprecisionreloader Рік тому +1

    Going first class there Gavin.

  • @scottlong9151
    @scottlong9151 Рік тому +1

    Good vid! Im in the process of debugging 3 of these. Vids of the challenges you come across with indexing and breaking in would be a great topic. Get a honey badger from FFB. The bosch is a monster trimmer.

  • @CB-ck6ze
    @CB-ck6ze Рік тому

    I do my conversion on a 650. I have an RT1200 trimmer and a ch4d 300blk trim die. I run a dedicated trim tool head for processing. Universal deprime like you do, then into the trim die. I found the ch4d must not be forming the brass right as I had chambering issues. So I picked up a spare Lee sizing die and run that after the trim die. Zero issues once I started doing that. Can’t swage on the press, so all brass still gets run through the Super Swage after being formed. Swap my tool head over to my loading tool head and toss that converted brass back in the case feed and start loading.

  • @kramr7012
    @kramr7012 Рік тому +1

    Excellent production!

  • @curtisfinckel6833
    @curtisfinckel6833 Рік тому

    I live in Washington state Iona Dylan 750 introverted a lot 300 blackout. One thing to remember if you do a lot 300 blackout order a new cutter for your case trimmer head Tesco fast especially do thousands it’s good to have a spare

  • @bob_mosavo
    @bob_mosavo Рік тому

    Thanks, Gavin 😁

  • @jeffreyholten8177
    @jeffreyholten8177 Рік тому

    I use 2in harbor freight saw with jig, rcbs small base die and trim with frankford arsenal case prep center.

  • @luckyshotammunitiongunsllc2369

    @gavin.. you are gonna want hornady lock ring or similar on those dies because as you use it there gonna walk on you. Found out many times the hard way lol. I'm sure you know that by now.. anything automated those bad boys are mandatory

  • @macman039reloading5
    @macman039reloading5 Рік тому +1

    hi, i use a dillon 1050 and a mark7 autodrive, i use for prepping my brass

  • @jeffnichols5176
    @jeffnichols5176 Рік тому

    Always heard it was better to size 90% with the full length sizing die (no expander/decap pin) then finish with the trim die. Mandrel is a good idea, instead of an M die. Now you just need to get an AMP mate and install it on a Giraud trimmer.

  • @jsimpson8018
    @jsimpson8018 Рік тому

    Great video. Curious as to how long a cutter head lasts with that much cutting. Is heat generation a concern on the cutting blade?

  • @rayfox424
    @rayfox424 Рік тому

    This is great when you could find the reloading supplies such as primers and powders but these days it’s still hard to find these things. I still don’t understand why primers and powders are still hard to find!!

  • @Midget495
    @Midget495 Рік тому +2

    Nice

  • @michaeldunn150
    @michaeldunn150 Рік тому

    I just received a large package of 223/556 cases this week, It is my first time with that caliber. I am in the process of a lot cleaning and prep work on them..... i was thinking of doing half in 223/556 and the other half in 300BO. I do not own any kind of AR though. I need to get something some day.....

  • @jakeMTSU
    @jakeMTSU Рік тому +1

    I use a chop saw with a fancy bracket for the round... this of course WAY faster... but my setup cost ~100$ and I have done 1000s of rounds... but again not this fast lol

  • @Jags4don
    @Jags4don Рік тому

    Kinda like 1980's compared to Mark 7 machines. I would still like one though

  • @cornbreadburgess1950
    @cornbreadburgess1950 Рік тому

    Thanks for the video

  • @bradb.4570
    @bradb.4570 Рік тому

    It’s like watching Heisenberg set up lab equipment 😂

  • @MSUbulldog21
    @MSUbulldog21 Рік тому

    Sure beats my harbor freight chop saw and jig 🤣

  • @scottinohio701
    @scottinohio701 Рік тому +18

    Where would a guy find enough primers to make it worthwhile to own that thing????????????????????

  • @skirkdouglas
    @skirkdouglas Рік тому

    I have a CP2000 with a mark 7 autodrive

  • @JeffinTD
    @JeffinTD Рік тому

    Though everything measures fine, with a progressive IMHO it wouldn’t be a bad idea to load and fire a handful of that processed brass before you make thousands. You’d have to really like 300 blackout to make that machine pay, but if you do I’m sure it’ll be awesome.

    • @racker7855
      @racker7855 Рік тому

      selling converted brass will pay for this machine in no time.....but id say Dillion sent it to him....either way for his business it makes sense...

  • @gabe321
    @gabe321 10 місяців тому

    What would be a better option this Dillon or the new Genesis automation press?

  • @dalehorkey4476
    @dalehorkey4476 Рік тому +1

    Gavin, how is the finished edge after trimming? Is chamfering required?

  • @MrChevelle415
    @MrChevelle415 6 місяців тому

    Which one do you prefer? The M7 or the Dillon?

  • @marinepmimarinepmi8252
    @marinepmimarinepmi8252 Рік тому

    Any chance of a comparison (pro/cons) between the Mk7 and DA3000 without...ahem...getting any blowback?

  • @MichaelWilliams-te5dw
    @MichaelWilliams-te5dw Рік тому +1

    shoulda went mark7 drive.. i run 2 dillon drives and 4 mark7 drives and would NOT get another dillon drive again

  • @The10thManRules
    @The10thManRules Рік тому

    Check out 300 HAM'R!

  • @Pushyhog
    @Pushyhog Рік тому

    thats wow! l have 1050 that's good nuff, gunoil here.

  • @justinw7698
    @justinw7698 10 місяців тому

    Anyone know what expander mandrel and size being used

  • @dantheman7624
    @dantheman7624 Рік тому

    If i send you my 5.56 brass, will you convert it for me for a fee?

  • @kuronyan3006Ackley
    @kuronyan3006Ackley Рік тому +1

    😀👍‼️

  • @Bushmasterpilot
    @Bushmasterpilot Рік тому +1

    Its no wonder no one can find any primers!!

  • @jasonposten9481
    @jasonposten9481 Рік тому

    💰💰💰💰💰

  • @C4customs420
    @C4customs420 Рік тому

    🤤

  • @rubin7999
    @rubin7999 Рік тому

    сколько стоит такое чудо техники?

  • @jakeMTSU
    @jakeMTSU Рік тому

    I'm confused... swedging after decaping makes no sense... did I miss understand?

    • @Ultimatereloader
      @Ultimatereloader  Рік тому +4

      Yes- you misunderstood. You can’t swage with a spent primer in place :)

  • @paulvenn4447
    @paulvenn4447 Рік тому +1

    Why don't people just buy 300BLK brass haha, such an expensive endeavour to save some cents per case on 300.

    • @Ultimatereloader
      @Ultimatereloader  Рік тому +1

      We will be converting THOUSANDS of these :)

    • @x-calibearusallc
      @x-calibearusallc Рік тому

      He is an FFL07. The license allows him to load and sell commercially if he chooses. Automated is the only way to make money as a commercial loader/reloader.

  • @Hickamfield
    @Hickamfield Рік тому

    nice but expensive

  • @billstevens5277
    @billstevens5277 Рік тому

    I can buy about 4 lifetimes of prepped brass for what these 2 machines cost. Interesting to watch, but no way in hell am I spending thousands of dollars just to make brass.