SOLO Single Stage Press Conversion Kit
For Dillon XL 650
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$98.95 |
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The SOLO™ Single Stage Press Conversion Kit converts your Dillon XL 650 press to a single stage press. This allows you to perform reloading operations that simply cannot be done using a Dillon progressive reloading press.
Note: Although both a 550 and a 650 toolhead are shown in the photo at right, only one toolhead is included with each SOLO™ kit.
Examples:
—G-Rx Base Sizing Die for .40 S&W (Redding Reloading)
—Primer Pocket Swager Die (CH4D, RCBS)
—Collet Style Bullet Puller Dies (Forster, Hornady, Lee, RCBS)
—Ram Prime Die (Lyman)
—Bullet Pointing/Tipping Die (Whidden Gunworks, Hoover)
—Shoulder Bump Dies
—Case Forming Dies †
Save Bench Space and Expense:
The SOLO™ Single Stage Press Conversion Kit eliminates the need to have a separate single stage press. This saves you both the cost of the press and bench space.
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Conversion is Easy and Reversible: Installing the SOLO™ Single Stage Press Conversion Kit is as quick and easy as any caliber conversion. Converting back to normal progressive operation is just as easy. No permanent press modifications are required. The photo at left shows the SOLO™ installed on an RL 550B press with Redding G-Rx Die is installed in the toolhead. |
Utilize the Full Power of Your Press:
The SOLO™ Single Stage Press Conversion Kit also allows you to utilize the full power of the press linkage as there is no shellplate to flex and the force is directly over the center of the ram.
Clamped Toolhead:
The SOLO™ Toolheads come with UniqueTek's exclusive Toolhead Clamp Kit™ preinstalled. With the toolhead "clamped" into the press frame, your press is just as solid as any traditional single stage press!
Included in Kit:
—1 Single Stage Adapter Bolt*
—1 CNC Machined Single Station Toolhead**
— Detailed Instructions
* Shellholders are not included.
** Toolhead Clamp Kit™ parts are preinstalled.
† Not recommended for use with hydraulic case forming dies due to the potential for the case forming fluid (water, oil, alcohol, etc.) getting into places on the press that are difficult to clean.
