Description
If you've spent any real time on a progressive press, you know the handle gets old fast. The Mark 7 650/750 PRO Autodrive bolts onto your Dillon XL650 or XL750 and does the cranking for you, freeing you up to watch brass, charge powder, and set bullets instead of grinding out strokes by the thousand. This is the 115V version, so it's set up to run on standard household power in the States.
What the 650/750 PRO Autodrive Brings to the Bench
The heart of this system is a 1.5 HP high torque motor driving the press through a CNC-grade planetary gearbox and a maintenance-free timing belt. You get four user-selectable speeds running from 900 all the way up to 1,800 rounds per hour, and you can change them on the fly. There are no clunky control boxes to deal with. Everything runs through a pre-loaded 10-inch high resolution Android tablet that mounts right on the included heavy-duty holder, giving you a clear window into speed, dwell, and your round count.
Smart Protection Built Into the Mark 7 Autodrive
This is where the PRO really earns its keep. The digital clutch lets you dial downforce anywhere from 0 to 20, which means you can set it light for pistol and firm for rifle without guessing. TorqueSense watches the upstroke and limits torque to protect the indexing mechanism from a shellplate jam, while the included DecapSense optical sensor keeps an eye on Station #2 and stops the press if a spent primer doesn't fall or if brass isn't present. When something goes sideways, the tablet throws a message and halts the press before damage happens. The digital primer depth setting takes the guesswork out of seating primers, too.
Caliber Range and Setup on the 650/750 Autodrive
It handles a broad spread of calibers, including larger rifle rounds, and plays nice with Mr. Bulletfeeder and GSI bullet feeders if you're running a full setup. The unit ships pre-assembled on its own heavy-duty baseplate with mounting hardware, and most folks have it bolted on and dialed in within about 20 to 30 minutes. Software upgrades are downloadable for the life of the machine, so it keeps getting better over time. Keep in mind the Dillon press itself is not included.
Key Specifications
- Manufacturer: Mark 7 Reloading
- Manufacturer Part Number: 101-1017-01-01
- UPC: 011516101716
- Voltage: 115V (110V standard US power)
- Motor: 1.5 HP high torque
- Max Output: Up to 1,800 rounds per hour
- Speed Settings: 4 user-selectable (900, 1200, 1500, 1800 RPH)
- Drive System: Maintenance-free timing belt, CNC-grade planetary gearbox
- Control: Pre-loaded 10-inch high resolution tablet
- Digital Clutch Range: 0 to 20, adjustable on the fly
- Compatible Presses: Dillon XL650 and XL750 (press not included)
- Included Sensors: DecapSense optical sensor, TorqueSense
- Shipping Weight: 49.27 lbs
- Warranty: Full warranty, software upgrades for life
What’s Included
- Mark 7 650/750 PRO Autodrive assembly on heavy-duty baseplate
- Pre-loaded 10-inch tablet
- Heavy-duty tablet holder mount and clamp
- AC power cable
- Micro-USB cable for tablet
- Optical DecapSense sensor with mounting hardware and clear tubing
- Crank shield
- EMI filter kit for bullet and case feeder
- Mounting hardware and knuckle
- Cable management zip ties
- MicroSD card for software updates
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the Mark 7 650/750 PRO Autodrive include the Dillon press?
No, the Dillon press is not included. This Autodrive is designed to mount onto your existing Dillon XL650 or XL750 and automate it. You supply the press, dies, and any feeders, and the Autodrive handles the driving.
How fast will the 650/750 PRO Autodrive load?
The PRO model gives you four selectable speeds that top out at 1,800 rounds per hour. Actual loaded output depends on your caliber, dwell time setting, and whether you're running bullet and case feeders. You can adjust the speed on the fly right from the tablet.
Is this Autodrive hard to install on my Dillon?
Not at all. It ships pre-assembled on its own baseplate with the mounting hardware, so most people have it bolted on and running in about 20 to 30 minutes. The tablet comes pre-loaded with the software, so there's no complicated programming to wrestle with.
What does the DecapSense sensor do on the 650/750 PRO Autodrive?
DecapSense is an optical sensor that watches Station #2 and stops the press if a spent primer doesn't get ejected during decapping. It also works as a brass sensor, halting the machine if no case is present. When you're loading new brass, you can simply turn it off from the tablet.



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