Dillon Precision Case Preparation Tools - Manual (Page 8)

Detent Set Screw,
Detent Spring,
and Detent Ball.
Swager
Body
Swage Rod
(Large Rod Pictured)
Swager
Handle
Toggle
Knob
Eccentric
Eccentric Pin
E-clips
Flat Block
Toggle Dowel Pin Back-up Plate
Flat Block Set Screw
Cover and Cover Screws
Case Locator Rod
(Small Rod Pictured)
Lever
Lever Pin
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Dillon SS-600 Super Swage
A properly swaged pocket
should have a smooth radius
(see photograph B). Set the
locator rod for minimal swage
and swage a case. Examine the
edge of the primer pocket to be
sure it is smooth, then seat a
primer in it. Repeat this process
until enough swage is achieved to seat a primer easily.
NOTE: Re-adjustment of the locator rod may be required when swag-
ing brass from different manufacturers or different lots due to different case
webbing.
When changing calibers, the flat block will need to be re-adjusted,
.223 has a different case diameter than 9mm, etc. So repeat the steps nec-
essary for proper adjustment.
SPECIAL NOTE FOR 38 SUPER BRASS: Whenever it becomes neces-
sary to swage 38 super brass that has been hot-loaded, be sure to select a
case that is brand new when making adjustments. These cases have as
much primer pocket radius as you would ever want, so adjust your case
locator rod with a brand new case and then try some fired/deprimed
cases.
IMPORTANT: When mounting the Super Swager to your loading
bench, make sure that the handle can extend below the edge of the
bench. This is necessary to achieve a complete stroke.
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Photo “B”: The case on the left shows a
properly swaged primer pocket.
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