Check die,
Probe finds crushed case necks, 204 Ruger cases, Berdan primed cases, or anything in the case, ejects them.
A collar in the same die finds 222 mag shoulders, ejects them without stopping the machine.
I don't want to spend my time replacing decapping pins or rods,
So a case check is mandatory, check/eject is something you can't do with a Dillon 1050.
There is also a primer pocket check to make sure the primer made it all the way out of the pocket.
There is no reason the probe checking for the old primer can't be turning,
Trim the military crimp off at the same time.
Since there is a die space above during that action, I'm using that die to brush lube the inside of the case neck at the same station.
Some guys don't think inside case neck lube is nessary,
I think it is so I'm doing it.
If the primer didnt clear, the case is ejected since I'm cutting the primer pocket uniform in the sizing die.
Sizing die has a FIRM grip on the case, since you aren't punching the primer, there isn't anything protruding from the empty primer pocket,
Might as well cut that primer pocket uniform while the case is solidly held in place and perfectly located by the sizing die.
The next station trims to length, cuts inside & outside tapers in the mouth.
As close to perfect brass as you could expect, and no machine, including Camdex or Dillon does all functions.
An 8th station is present, I haven't set it up yet, but its there for neck turning.
Just have been so absorbed with speed issues and making all the little parts/tuning to get around to it.