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Anyone running a high-speed progressive knows the frustration of a sideways bullet jamming things up or a round sneaking through without a projectile and dumping powder into your finished rounds. The Mark 7 BulletSense is built to put a stop to exactly that. It's an electronic detection system that watches every stroke and halts your machine the moment something isn't right, then flags the issue right on your tablet so you know what happened before you ever lift a finger.
At the heart of this unit is a precision laser mounted on a user-adjustable slider, operated with a simple thumb screw so you can aim the beam right where you need it, whether that's the tip of the bullet or straight at the brass. That laser is sensitive enough to tell the difference between an upside-down bullet and a hollow point, which is no small feat. It'll stop the press for a missing bullet, an upside-down bullet, a sideways bullet, or no brass present, which means it doubles nicely as a brass sensor too. You can dial it in for different grain weights and calibers, and it supports everything from 9mm through .308.
This sensor is made for Mark 7 1050 and RL1100 Autodrives, so you'll need one of those drives for it to function. It mounts in Station 7 or Station 8 and plays well with both PowderSense and the Dillon Low Powder Check, so you can stack your safety checks without conflict. Installation goes quick with the included hardware and requires no permanent changes to your Dillon machine. Worth noting that it isn't currently compatible with GSI bullet feeders.
The housing is machined from anodized aluminum, so it holds up to the vibration and daily grind of a busy loading bench. You can also enable or disable it on the fly through the tablet, which is handy when you're switching tasks or troubleshooting. It's covered under the Mark 7 no-BS warranty, which is about as straightforward as warranties get.
No, this sensor is designed to work with Mark 7 1050 and RL1100 Autodrives. If you don't have one of those drives installed on your Dillon machine, the BulletSense will not function. It relies on the Autodrive console and tablet to read inputs and stop the press.
It stops your machine when there's no bullet present, an upside-down bullet, a sideways bullet, or no brass present. The precision laser is sensitive enough to tell an upside-down bullet from a hollow point, and it alerts you right on the tablet. Since it can watch the brass too, it effectively doubles as a brass sensor.
Yes. It's compatible with both PowderSense and the Dillon Low Powder Check, so you can run multiple safety checks together. Depending on your powder check setup, it mounts in Station 7 or Station 8 to keep everything aligned.
The BulletSense supports calibers from 9mm through .308. The laser is mounted on an adjustable slider, so you can tune it for different grain weights and projectile shapes as you switch loads. Note it isn't currently compatible with GSI bullet feeders.
| UPC | 011516108203 |
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| Manufacturer Part Number | 101-1082 |
| Shipping Weight | 1.93 |
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