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If you've burned through enough .410 shells to know that factory ammo adds up fast, the MEC 9000GN is the kind of press that earns its spot on the bench. This is a six-station progressive, which means it's performing several operations at once with each stroke. You feed in your wads and hulls, pull the handle, and a completed shell drops out the other end. MEC rates it at roughly 300 to 400 shells per hour once you get your rhythm down, so it chews through volume in a way single-stage presses just can't match.
The heart of this press is MEC's Auto-Dex automatic indexing system. Returning the handle to the top of its stroke advances the shells through each stage on its own, with a factory-set speed that keeps movement uniform no matter how aggressive or gentle you are on the handle. When a shell reaches the end of the line and gets its final crimp, it ejects automatically from the carrier. No stopping, no pulling finished shells by hand, no breaking your flow.
The press runs a three-stage crimp setup where the first station starts the crimp, the second closes it, and the third puts a clean taper on the mouth so your shells chamber smoothly. MEC's Power Ring resizer handles both high and low base brass, keeping everything consistently sized for reliable feeding. Up top, the E-Z Prime automatic primer feed holds 200-plus primers, so you're not constantly stopping to reload the tube. Auto-cycle charging keeps powder and shot metering steady throughout the run.
This .410 version comes set up for 2-1/2 inch shells and includes the 10, 11, and 12 bushings along with a 1/2 ounce charge bar for lead shot. The frame is steel and the whole unit bolts down solid to your bench for stable operation. Keep in mind this is a dedicated .410 machine, as MEC does not offer die sets to convert the 9000GN between gauges. If you're a high-volume .410 reloader, this one's built to keep up.
No. MEC does not offer die sets to convert the 9000GN between gauges, so this is a dedicated .410 bore machine. If you need to reload another gauge, you'd want a separate 9000GN set up for that specific gauge.
MEC rates the 9000GN at roughly 300 to 400 shells per hour, which comes out to around 12 to 16 boxes an hour depending on your load recipe and how practiced you are on the handle. The Auto-Dex indexing and automatic shell ejection are what keep that pace going without stopping to handle each shell.
This press ships set up for 2-1/2 inch .410 shells from the factory. It comes with the 10, 11, and 12 powder bushings and a 1/2 ounce charge bar intended for lead shot.
Out of the box the 9000GN is set up for lead shot with its included 1/2 ounce charge bar. MEC does offer conversion kits to make the press steel shot compatible, but those are sold separately and are not included with this press.
| UPC | 098489029155 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 9000GN410 |
| Caliber/Gauge | .410 Bore |
| Product Type | Shotshell Reloading Press |
| Thread Pattern | Multi-Size |
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