Dillon Precision SL 900 User Manual

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arrow Fig. 11) and snap the rod bushing (#18086)

into the platform. Thread the blue wing nut (#13799)

“up” until there’s some spring tension against the

platform – two to three turns. Do not fill the powder

measure (#17817) at this time. This will be completed

later.

10. Next we move to station three where the wad

is seated and the shot is dispensed. The Dillon shot

dispenser works similar to the powder measure

(#17817). The shot dispenser is activated by the hull

at this station. No hull – no shot. Every complete

stroke of the shot bar dispenses one charge of shot. To

adjust, loosen the bolt set screw (#16740) 1/4 of a

turn. Then use a 7/16” wrench to rotate the bolt

located on the end of the shot bar (#16738) –

counterclockwise will reduce the shot weight and

clockwise will increase the shot weight. Fig. 12

11. To complete the assembly of the shot

dispenser tube, you’ll need the following items from

the parts bag: shot bar return rod (#16733), clear shot

feed tube, two shot dispenser fittings (#17139), two

shot fitting e-clips (#17202) and two tube clamps. Fig.

13

12. Assemble the shot dispenser fittings to the

clear shot feed tube. Fig. 14 Place the tube clamps

loosely on the tube. Slide one end of the shot

dispenser fitting into the bottom of the shot hopper

(#16724

item A Fig. 13) and lock it in using one of

the shot fitting e-clips. Now, align the complete

assembly and install the other shot dispenser fitting

and e-clip into the dispenser top (#17142) and tighten

the clamps. Fig. 15

13. When installing the shot bar return rod

(#16733), use your left hand to move the lock link

down over the slot in the shot dispenser bellcrank.

Fig. 16 Now, insert the hook end of the shot bar

return rod (#16733) through both parts. On the

bottom of the rod is a blue wing nut (#13799), spring

and white rod bushing (#18086). Slide this end into

the receiver and snap the rod bushing in the platform.

Thread the blue wing nut (#13799) “up” until there is

some spring tension against the platform – two to

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Fig. 16

Fig. 12

Fig. 14

Fig. 15

Fig. 13

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