Mini Mr bullet feeder on 750...

Is anyone running a bullet feeder on a dillion 750? Looking at the mini Mr bullet feeder to see if it'll work or if 8ts just a gimmick. Not ready to take the plunge on a coallator yet... feedback welcome

I’ve run an RCBS Tube bullet feeder on a Hornady AP progressive.  They work well and make the ammo making process faster.  The Mini has a “Gatling gun” multi tube array that helps.  Filling the tubes is a bit of a pain...but then so are primer tubes.

I am using a 650. I have read that the 750 might require a modified powder bar when using a bullet feeder.

But, FWIW, I have both "mini Mr" and SoCal carousel or "gatling gun" type bullet magazines mounted on DAA droppers. So far I have used them happily for all all of my regular target bullets in 45ACP, 9mm, 38spl. I have not yet got around to setting up for 32XTP bullets, but I have the parts to do so.

IMHO. The SoCal magazine is much better made and more comfortable to use compared to the "mini Mr" units. The housings are made from nicely machined Aluminum and the detent action is much more positive.

BTW. These magazines do not like traditional lubed bullets. Use Hi-tec coated, plated or jacketed for smooth feeding.

I have the mini on 2 of my 650s and 1 1050. I use it for 45 with zero lswchp and it has worked great through about 50k rounds. I also use it for loading lead 32acp and coated 9mm. I had nothing but problems with the full Mr bulletfeeder and lead. The mini has fixed all those issues. I am not sure if the 750/650 difference would effect it or not, but I definitely love the mini.

I’m using the mini bullet feeder on my 750 and it’s been great! I’m also using this short powder bar.
https://www.doublealpha.biz/us/daa-extra-short-dillon-powder-bar

bob7398 wrote:I’m using the mini bullet feeder on my 750 and it’s been great! I’m also using this short powder bar.
https://www.doublealpha.biz/us/daa-extra-short-dillon-powder-bar

Thanks... it looks like you have it on position 4... does it work on position 3? I like to seat and crimp in separate operations.

Position 3 works fine on a 650.

Yes, position 3 will work. I wanted to use a powder check....that’s why I have it set up like that. I seat and crimp separately for 45 but not 9.