650 or 1050?

Depends greatly on which calibers you wish to load, and what type of brass you have. The stroke length on the Super 1050 limits you to 30-06 as the largest rifle. However, if you have a large quantity of military brass, the Super 1050 does include a primer pocket swager. The warranty on the Super 1050 is one year.

 The XL650 offers a much wider range of caliber conversions, and has a lifetime warranty.

I have a 650 that Mrs. Claus brought me. I really don't know the difference between the 650 and 1050 but I really like my 650. It has a pretty steep learning curve but once you master it, it will really spit out the cartridges!

My only advise is this. Spend the extra $200.00 and get the case feeder. It is kind of tedious to stop every nine or ten rounds and fill the feed tube with cases.

I have a 1050 that I have been using for about 20 years.

I also have a 650 that I have been using for 4 years.

 The 1050 is more robust and smoother. I prefer it to the 650, but realistically both do a ver similar job.

I particularly like the 7 stations on the 1050. I use one as a poweder level checker and another for a cartridge counter.