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Benefits
• Deactivates Case Feed Mechanism
• Allows for Easier Recovery from Press Malfucntions and Jams
• Allows for Easier Die Adjustment
• Saves the Time Needed to Return Cases to Casefeed Bowl
Features
• Ball Detents at "ON" and "OFF" Positions
• Easy Bolt On Installation
• Durable Anodized Aluminum Base
Faster Conversion from Pistol to Rifle
When it comes time to switch from pistol to rifle cartridges, all you do is slide the cam off the base, swap ends and slide it back onto the base. No tools are needed!
Also Protects Casefeed Body Assembly!
If the Casefeed Body Assembly jams, the Case Feed Stop Switch will automatically release and move to the "OFF" position. For example, if you are loading 45 ACP and have a case with a 40 S&W case stuck inside, it will jam. The extra force will defeat the ball detent of the Case Feed Stop Switch … thus protecting the Casefeed Body Assembly, as well as the Case Insert Slide & Slide Cam, from damage.
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| NOTE: Although photos show blue anodizing, the actual color may be black, red, gold or blue. Due to the small production run sizes, our parts are grouped in with whatever color anodizing is being run at that time. |
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Customer Reviews
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Average rating from 8 reviews: 4.9 | Showing: 3 of 8 | Show All |
Just an extreme convenience and time saver.
You will be amazed at how much you will use this little guy.
Easy one handed casefeed stop and start.
Superior to the nonexistent Dillon version that requires 2 hands to stop.
Changeover to rifle is so simple and easy and no tools required.
Quality of construction is obvious and I have in excess of 20,000 rounds with no issues what so ever.
I was disappointed upon delivery to discover the aluminum coating was red and not blue as shown in the picture. It really sticks out on my blue Dillon press. Non-the-less it works great, just irritates my OCD every time I look at it. Additionally, the recess in the plastic block is different. it almost appears as if the wrong tool was installed while milling. Mine looks to be, what can best be described as, a sad pineapple shape. I would prefer a simple "P" and "R", as the standard Dillon block has,, in order to quickly tell which direction the block needs to face.
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