Dillon 650 Powder Measure

[BigTrucks4Life]

Hey guys I am a new dillon owner and I am having trouble since I re assembled my powder measure. I am not sure if I lost a part or something small when I took the powder measure apart. As you can see in my pictures when I pull the handle all the way down the hopper moves up and to the right. It was fine before I took it apart. I just forgot what I did to be honest. I took it apart about a month ago.

 

[roc1]

Call Dillon they will get you straightened out or might find you tube video if you don't want to call Dillon. Dillon is best bet
Roc1

 

[jmorris]

There is a plastic bushing (white in color) that you should be able to see if you flip the measure over.

Like this SD powder measure (same except for the way it clamps to the die).



If you cycle your measure into the powder container to return the last little bit into it, you might check there. If I don't keep a finger down there when doing so myself, I have had them fall off when not mounted to the die.

 

[g.willikers]

If that's the culprit, It's part number 13845 shown on page 55 of the Dillon manual:
http://dillonhelp.com/Dillon Manual PDFs/XL650v6p1.pdf

 

[BigTrucks4Life]

There is a plastic bushing (white in color) that you should be able to see if you flip the measure over.

Like this SD powder measure (same except for the way it clamps to the die).



If you cycle your measure into the powder container to return the last little bit into it, you might check there. If I don't keep a finger down there when doing so myself, I have had them fall off when not mounted to the die.

thank you so much. It was in my 8 pd jug of hp 38.I had to dump it all out to find it.

 

[BigTrucks4Life]

If that's the culprit, It's part number 13845 shown on page 55 of the Dillon manual:
http://dillonhelp.com/Dillon Manual PDFs/XL650v6p1.pdf

thanks for the part number, hopefully that want happen again. I found it haha

 

[jmorris]

See, you don't have to be smart to answer questions correctly, just have to remember what mistakes you have made in the past.