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Bought it about six years ago and have loaded more than 60,000 rounds (lost track, really!) but over the years the powder accumulation and humidity in the basement finally took it's toll, stopping the press in it's tracks. Shipped it back to Scottsdale nine days ago and have it back today!
Included a list of what I would have _liked_ them to do and it was met and exceeded! I have not looked in detail (just peeked inside the box) but it appears that the only thing that is the same is the basic frame structure. New shellplate base, new powder thrower, new spent primer catcher, new low powder warning system and something called an upgrade kit. Cool!
Man, am I glad I listened to everybody's advice. Big Blue all the way. They even picked up the return shipping charges. Total cost to me was $45 for insured delivery.
Thank you Mike Dillon. Now all I have to do is set it back up beside it's brother 650.
DblTap
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