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About LinkBacksIf it's a set and forget setup, then go for a 650.
If you're going to be doing short runs or 200 or so and changing caliber, then go for a 550.
I run 2x 1050, 2x 650, 550 and SL900
The 1050s, 1 650 and the SL don't get touched
I batch load ammo.. Thousand 9mm in 1 sitting fills a ammo tin and lasts a little while.
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