.50 BMG "BIG FIFTY" RELOADER
The "Big Fifty" Reloader is a four station semi-progressive press. With the heaviest built frame in the industry, made of high-strength ductile iron and high-strength carbon steel, finished in zinc phosphate parkerizing and black oxide, the BFR50 is suitable for match-grade ammunition as well as high-volume production ammunition.
To $5,861.98
The BFR50 includes:
- Machine with .50 BMG caliber conversion kit (shellplate, locator buttons)
- One primer seating die, with concave and flat seating punches.
- One toolhead
- One written instruction manual
- One set of standard Allen wrenches
All items above can be ordered using the configuration menu above.
We suggest that you also purchase:
- .50 BMG Trimmer Assembly #50050
- .50 BMG Carbide Size Die #50075
- Powder Measure Adapter for RCBS .50 BMG Measure #50125
- RCBS .50 BMG Powder measure #21896
Note : A .50 BMG headspace case gage #14447 MUST be used to adjust the size die
Reloading with Dillon’s Big Fifty is EASY as 1-2-3-4-5!
Most shooters realize that reloading is the most economical way to enjoy shooting their .50 BMG firearms, but many shooters are unaware of just how simple it is to reload. In fact, Dillon’s BFR 50 is one of the simplest reloading machines to learn to operate. The BFR enables you to complete all of the steps in the reloading process – one step at a time – without having to change (and then re-adjust) dies for each operation like you must with an old-fashioned single-station press. Skeptical? Follow this simple loading process:
Place an empty cartridge case into the BFR’s shellplate at Station One. Set a primer into the primer seating die in the top of station two. Lower the operating handle. The BFR will resize and deprime the case.
Remove the sized, deprimed case from the shellplate, and insert it into the primer seating die in the top of station two. Lower the operating handle. The BFR will prime the case.
Remove the primed case from the primer seating die, return it to the shellplate at station two, then rotate the shellplate by hand to station three.
At Station Three, pull the handle down, then dispense your powder charge into the case. Raise the operating handle and advance the shellplate.
At Station four, place a bullet on the powder-charged cartridge case and lower the operating handle. This will seat the bullet into the case. (NOTE: with some manufacturers die sets, it may crimp the bullet in place as well.) Raise the operating handle and advance the shellplate. Remove the loaded cartridge.
Repeat steps 1 - 5 to crank out more ammo. Sound easy? You bet it is!
.50BMG User Manual
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including lead, which are known to the State of California to cause cancer and reproductive harm. For more information, go to https://www.P65Warnings.ca.gov
