RL 1050 Vs Super 1050

[Avery Arms]

How many parts are common between the RL and Super 1050's?

I was planning on getting a new super 1050 but I just found a guy who has a used RL 1050 with an extra toolhead and 7 conversion kits for a few hundred dollars less then the super.

Question is does Dillon fully support parts on the RL 1050 and will the older toolhead and conversion kits interchange if I later decide to evilbay it and get a super?

I know the RL won't do anything taller than .223 but are there any other major differences? Does the RL swage primers?


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[Edubya]

You might get a more direct answer on:http://www.brianenos.com/forums/index.php?showforum=4
EW

[ANeat]

The only difference is the length of the stroke. Everything from the shellplate up is identical between the regular 1050 and the Super.

Both swage as well.

The one with 7 conversions sounds like a bargain. The older 1050's still bring a premium to many handgun reloaders that prefer the shorter stroke.

Great machines...

[rockrat]

Besides, you CAN load 308 on the 1050, but that is about the max length. Loaded about 1K on my used one