Camdex 2100 Series - Caliber Conversion

[herpinator45]

Has anyone attempted one on a 2100 series case processor? I have one sitting in my garage I want to convert from 38 Special to 9mm Luger. I have a loader to match it.... I just don't need it right now (or probably ever). Yes, I am aware of the cost associated with it. It would save me probably $3,000 in shipping, brokerage, and labor if I did it myself in lieu of sending it down for the conversion.

If anyone is really geeky I do have a JS6300 series Camdex in pieces and I might start building it in the near future as it has a 9mm kit on it from the look of it.

 

[curese]

WE HAVE 3 OF THE CASE PROCESSORS.
THEY TAKE ABOUT 1 HOUR TO DO A CONVERSION.
PHONE CAMDEX AND THEY CAN SUPPLY THE CONVERSION kits.
248-528-2300
Good luck
curese

 

[herpinator45]

Thanks,

I spoke to Camdex this morning and they said they would coach me through it over the phone. Now I just need to find a new home for the 2100 Series loader as I don't need it

 

[herpinator45]

Good news... I was looking through the spare parts that came with the machines... spare parts include 9mm conversion kits for both machines... for the win

 

[thump_rrr]

Pardon my ignorance but what exactly is a case processor?

 

[herpinator45]

It does the following at about 4,000 cases per hour

Berdan prime/foreign object check.
Berdan prime reject
Split case check
Split case reject
Idle station
Resize and decapping
Idle station
Ringer check
Crimped primer pocket swaging
Idle station
Full length/base resizing

 

[SoylentD]

Great... now another thing I want to have. Those look interesting.

 

[herpinator45]

You can have one of them... or 5 Dillon 1050's on Mark 7 Auto-drives. For every additional caliber you want add another 1050 with Mark 7.....