Armanov Dillon XL750 Index Bearing Cam Block With Primer Depth Stop
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Index Bearing Cam Block with primer depth stop for Dillon XL750 is easy to install.
If primer does not explode when hit by firing pin, then most common reason is that primer is not seated deep enough. This problem is quite common in new XL750 since original primer punch spring is a little too long and primers are not seated deep enough. Armanov solution to this problem is new Index Cam Block with integrated ball bearing and adjustable primer seating depth stop. Seating depth can be easily adjusted with screw that is firmly held in correct position by another retaining screw. Both screws are compatible with existing Dillon Allen wrenches. Seating depth stop will ensure that all primers are seated at same depth regardless on your pressure. Your ammo will be consistent.
This is a must have premium upgrade that smooths the action for the index cam and removes the need for grease on the index pawl. Armanov Spring Loaded Index Bearing Cam Block for Dillon Precision XL750 replaces the steel block that causes friction and drag.
The spring-loaded support post takes some load off the Primer Punch Spring and makes for smoother operation of the shell plate rotation and prevents spilling of powder from the case.
Compatible with the current model Dillon Precision XL750 progressive reloading press.
Included is one aluminium bearing block with a sealed ball bearing and spring-loaded support post. Shorter Replacement Primer Punch Spring is also included.
Made from aircraft grade aluminium. Anodized in blue colour.
Made with precision on a CNC.
| SKU | 131910 |
| Barcode # | 650728065005 |
| Brand | Armanov |
| Shipping Weight | 0.0500kg |
| Shipping Width | 0.060m |
| Shipping Height | 0.040m |
| Shipping Length | 0.090m |
| Shipping Cubic | 0.000216000m3 |
| Unit Of Measure | ea |
Index Bearing Cam Block with primer depth stop for Dillon XL750 is easy to install.
If primer does not explode when hit by firing pin, then most common reason is that primer is not seated deep enough. This problem is quite common in new XL750 since original primer punch spring is a little too long and primers are not seated deep enough. Armanov solution to this problem is new Index Cam Block with integrated ball bearing and adjustable primer seating depth stop. Seating depth can be easily adjusted with screw that is firmly held in correct position by another retaining screw. Both screws are compatible with existing Dillon Allen wrenches. Seating depth stop will ensure that all primers are seated at same depth regardless on your pressure. Your ammo will be consistent.
This is a must have premium upgrade that smooths the action for the index cam and removes the need for grease on the index pawl. Armanov Spring Loaded Index Bearing Cam Block for Dillon Precision XL750 replaces the steel block that causes friction and drag.
The spring-loaded support post takes some load off the Primer Punch Spring and makes for smoother operation of the shell plate rotation and prevents spilling of powder from the case.
Compatible with the current model Dillon Precision XL750 progressive reloading press.
Included is one aluminium bearing block with a sealed ball bearing and spring-loaded support post. Shorter Replacement Primer Punch Spring is also included.
Made from aircraft grade aluminium. Anodized in blue colour.
Made with precision on a CNC.
| SKU | 131910 |
| Barcode # | 650728065005 |
| Brand | Armanov |
| Shipping Weight | 0.0500kg |
| Shipping Width | 0.060m |
| Shipping Height | 0.040m |
| Shipping Length | 0.090m |
| Shipping Cubic | 0.000216000m3 |
| Unit Of Measure | ea |
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