650/750 PRO Autodrive™
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Tired of pulling on the handle of your press over and over and over? The Mark 7 Autodrive will fully automate your Dillon 650 or 750 manual presses for speed, efficiency and performance. The Autodrive is packed with features that make it the most advanced system ever designed. The patented digital drive system is computer operated allowing you to fully control the speed, torque, and dwell of the press with a simple to use high definition tablet.
SAVE $25 for each eligible sensor purchased alongside your Mark 7® Autodrive.
(Discounted price will be applied when items are added to cart)
Eligible Sensors Include:
Apex 10 w/Autodrive vs RL 1000 w/DA 3000 Comparison Previous 
Apex 10® / Evolution™ Autodrive™
650/750 PRO Autodrive™
Dillon RL/Super 1050, RL 1100, CP 2000 Autodrive
Apex 10®/Evolution™ Autodrive™
650/750 Pro Autodrive™
Dillon RL/Super 1050, RL 1100, CP 2000 Autodrive
This is how an Apex 10 will look when hooked up to a Mark 7 AutoDrive
This is how an Dillon 1050 will look when hooked up to a Mark 7 AutoDrive
Long Lasting, U.S.A Made Motors for Mark 7® & Dillon Precision Machines
The AutoDrive™ is where Mark 7® got its start—and it remains the core of our innovation today. Built around advanced “smart” stepper motors, each AutoDrive calibrates by precisely mapping the full range of motion of your press, whether it’s a Mark 7 or compatible Dillon reloading machine. This ensures the system always knows exactly where the tool head is in the stroke, delivering consistent, repeatable performance with every cycle.
By managing all the work, the AutoDrive minimizes stress on your press while maximizing efficiency and output. The result is smoother operation, greater reliability, and confidence every time you load. This combinded with our American-made, advanced "smart" stepper motors that have been engineered to last millions of cycles, ensures that the AutoDrive has the durability, intelligence, and precision to be the automated reloading system trusted by hobbyists, sport shooters and dedicated reloaders across the industry.
Patented Digital Clutch & TorqueSense Technology
Engineered to deliver repeatable performance and fail-safe protection, Digital Clutch and TorqueSense actively manage the downforce and upstroke applied to the tool head throughout every cycle. Digital Clutch controls the downforce in the toolhead during operations such as decapping, swaging, sizing, flaring, powder charging and checking, dropping bullets, seating bullets, and crimping case mouths. TorqueSense mirrors that protection on the upstroke, limiting available torque to shield the indexing mechanism from shellplate jams.
Both systems are integrated with the 10" HD tablet interface, meaning they'll display an on-screen message and immediately stop the press if a jam or displaced component is detected — preventing damage and simplifying troubleshooting.
Digital Clutch can be set anywhere from 0-20, but we recommend these ranges:
Pistol: 3–6
Rifle: 6–12
If you find yourself needing to venture far beyond those numbers, verify component quality and press alignment for issues such as internal mechanical binding. Digital Clutch and TorqueSense are standard features on every Mark 7 AutoDrive, as well as The Revolution for those interested in commercial reloading.
AutoDrives Compatible with a Multitude of Unique Sensors
Mark 7 AutoDrives pair seamlessly with Mark 7 sensors, giving you complete confidence in every stroke. From powder checks to priming and seating, sensors monitor each step and stop the press if an issue arises—turning precision and safety into a fully automated advantage.
DecapSense
The Mark 7 DecapSense is designed to improve the reliability and safety of the reloading process. It ensures your machine stops and alerts you whenever a spent primer hasn't been removed during the decapping process, preventing potential damage to both you and your press.
How It Works:
At Station #2, the decapping process occurs, where the press pushes out the old primer from the brass case to prepare for a new one. The DecapSense uses an optical sensor to detect whether or not the spent primer has been successfully ejected. If the primer is missing or hasn't been removed, the machine will halt right before it moves to the next station, giving you time to check the impacted case. This feature helps prevent costly mistakes, as well as keeps your press running smoothly.
If you are working with new brass (which doesn't have primers yet), you can easily disable the sensor via the Mark 7 tablet interface, allowing you to reload without interruptions. The DecapSense also has the ability to detect whether brass is present at all in the decapping station—if there is no case, it can stop the machine before the press moves forward.
Compatible with:
- APEX 10™/Evolution Autodrive™
- Dillon RL1100/CP 2000/RL 1050/Super 1050 Autodrives
- Comes included with all 650/750 AutoDrives
SwageSense
The Mark 7 SWAGESense™ is designed to swage the toughest military crimped brass with ease, ensuring reliable results even with the most challenging cases. It also can detect both small and large primer ringers, especially those commonly found in wet-washed brass, and is capable of identifying small primers in .45 ACP brass. If the machine encounters a blockage or small pockets while using a large rod, it will automatically stop and alert you through the tablet. Additionally, it significantly reduces the likelihood of breaking swage rods, improving overall efficiency and durability. SWAGESense™ is constructed using hard anodized aluminum and comes complete with two hardened chromoly swage rods - for both small and large primer pockets.
How It Works:
During the swaging process, a specially designed rod is used to remove the military crimp and create a smooth, properly sized primer pocket. The SWAGESense™ system actively monitors this process, ensuring the swage rod enters the pocket correctly. If there are other obstructions—such as a partially ejected primer (a "ringer") or a smaller primer pocket—SWAGESense™ detects the issue and stops the press automatically, notifying you through the tablet interface. This built-in safeguard prevents damage to your equipment and ensures every case is swaged properly before moving forward.
Compatible With:
- APEX 10™/Evolution Autodrive™
- RL1100/Super1050/1050X Autodrives™
- 650 Pro/750 Autodrives™
Primer Orientation Sensor
The Mark 7 Primer Orientation Sensor is designed to eliminate common issues with incorrectly placed primers while reloading. In the middle of a high-speed reloading session, you can occasionally find out that primers will end up missing, upside down, or seated incorrectly, which is both frustrating and time-consuming. This sensor ensures the machine runs smoothly by automatically stopping it whenever it detects a problem with primer placement, helping avoid costly mistakes and keeping the reloading cycle on track.
How It Works:
The Primer Orientation Sensor works by monitoring the placement of primers in each case. As the brass moves through the reloading press, the sensor checks if each primer is correctly positioned. If the sensor detects that a primer is missing, upside down, crooked, or seated too high, it automatically stops the machine to prevent further issues. This saves you from wasting time and components, as well as maintain the overall quality of your reloads.
Additionally, the sensor has a second function: monitoring the rotation of the shellplate. If the machine fails to rotate the shellplate properly, it will trigger an alert and stop the press, ensuring that no steps are skipped or mishandled during the reloading cycle.
Compatible With:
- APEX 10™/Evolution Autodrive™
Powder Check Sensor
The Mark 7 Powder Check Sensor is designed to ensure that every round reloaded during a cycle contains the right amount of powder. If the sensor detects a powder charge that's too high or too low, it'll automatically stop the machine and send you an alert on your tablet, prompting you to check the case. This helps avoid overcharged or undercharged rounds, ensuring the consistency and safety of the reloading cycle.
How It Works:
To use the Powder Check Sensor, you simply attach the appropriate probe (for small or large pistol, or small or large rifle cases) to the sensor rod. Then, adjust the sensor die to the correct height for your desired powder load. When the press is operating, the sensor probe is inserted into the case as it moves through the press. The probe’s position is measured using an infrared laser beam. If the powder level in the case falls outside the preset "overcharge" or "undercharge" limits, the sensor will detect the discrepancy and stop the press. You’ll receive an alert on the tablet, notifying you to inspect the case. The sensitivity can be adjusted based on the type of powder you're using and your specific needs.
Compatible With:
- APEX 10™/Evolution Autodrive™
- RL1100/CP2000/Super1050/1050X Autodrives™
- 650 Pro/750 Autodrives™
BulletSense
The Mark 7 BulletSense is designed to prevent common loading issues before they impact your reloading process. Whether you’re dealing with missing bullets, upside-down bullets, or misaligned brass, the BulletSense ensures that each case is properly prepared for bullet seating. It utilizes a precise laser to monitor the bullet placement and can stop the machine if it detects a problem. It also acts as a brass sensor, ensuring no case is missed. BulletSense is fully adjustable to work with different bullet types and calibers, giving you peace of mind and preventing costly errors during your reloading session.
How It Works:
During the reloading process, bullets are placed on top of the case through a bullet feeder. As the shell plate moves, BulletSense uses a laser system mounted on an adjustable slider to detect the bullet's position. If the bullet is missing, upside down, sideways, or if there’s no brass present in the station, the laser beam will return to the sensor head uninterrupted, triggering the system to stop the machine. You’ll receive an alert on your tablet, prompting you to check the case. The height of the laser is easily adjustable using a thumb screw, giving you full control over where and how it detects the bullet and brass. This helps eliminate mistakes like improperly seated bullets, ensuring smooth and safe reloading.
Compatible With:
- APEX 10™/Evolution Autodrive™
- RL1100/CP2000/Super1050/1050X Autodrives™
- 650 Pro/750 Autodrives™
The Tablet can be attached to the side of your press using our Heavy-Duty Clamp Accessory
Home Screen of the Tablet
The initial control screen before calibration
The screen notifies you once calibration has been initiated. It then must be stopped manually after a full press stroke has been completed
Once calibration has been completed, the press can now be run while on the control screen
In the monitors tab, you can see how many rounds your machine has made
In the setup tab, you can customize index speed and put the toolhead in die setup mode
Once in die setup mode, the press cannot be run, ensuring saftey while setting die
This screen appears if you try running the press during die setup mode
You can enable or disable notifications, as well as set how long the press will run while idle
How the End Cycle notification looks
How the STOP ACTIVATED notification looks
10" HD Tablet Control Interface
The AutoDrive™ Tablet brings control and clarity to your reloading experience with a vivid 10" HD display. Designed for efficiency, it allows on-the-fly adjustments to speed, dwell, and index, putting precision at your fingertips. It also allows access to Mark 7's patented Digital Clutch and TorqueSense features.
With the ability to turn Mark 7® sensors on and off directly from the interface, the tablet keeps your operation streamlined and intuitive. All tablets now come equipped with a USB-C charging port, removes the need for proprietary connectors and simplifying maintenance & setup. We also provide the Heavy-Duty Tablet Clamp Accessory, letting you securely mount the tablet to your press for seamless, integrated performance every time you load.
Other Advantages to AutoDrives
Digital Powder Measure
The Digital Powder Measure incorporates a precision metering drum that’s enclosed in a cast machined upper housing. The drum is fully supported by a pair of sealed ball bearing braces, and is actuated by a high-speed servo motor through an encased timing belt. The servo motor responds to commands from its microprocessor-based control console, and its movement is optimized to deliver consistent charges. The powder measure body is supported by a lower housing and slides in a low friction bronze bushing. Telescoping powder funnels for small and large rifle and pistol calibers are included with the Powder Measure.
NOTE: Digital Powder Measure is NOT Compatible with Dillon AutoDrives
11" Case Feeder
Designed to handle the demanding speeds of our Autodrive units. We started with all metal construction for strength and durability and added a variable speed DC motor which can be fine turned for your specific application. An advanced and reliable proximity switch controls the flow of cases to the press. Our unique bowl design has a trap door which makes it easy to remove cases as well as an adjustable funnel to handle most calibers. The Case Feeder also features a quick detach funnel adapter for easy removal and installation. Mounts directly to your Apex 10 press.
Contact Our Sales Team to Learn More About The AutoDrives
At Mark 7, we design our machines to meet the real-world needs of our customers. Our sales team is available by phone from 8:00am - 5:00pm EST Monday - Friday. After hours, please send us an email and we will get back to you as soon as possible.
The System includes the Autodrive unit itself with the large tablet display.
The drive system ships complete, ready to be bolted to the base of your press to automate it, allowing you reloading speeds of up to 1,800 rounds per hour.
It could not be easier to install: simply remove the handle from your press, bolt it down to the study aluminum base of the Autodrive system, attach the drive sprocket and belt – and that’s it! You can even keep your handle handy to attach it on the left side to run the machine manually should you choose to do so (while placing the motor in Neutral)
This setup represents the absolute pinnacle of "prosumer" level reloading machinery!
Features:
- Digital clutch - adjustable on-the-fly
- Completely compatible with Mr Bulletfeeder and GSI bulletfeeders
- Digital jog and immediate stop
- Includes 10" HD tablet - no control boxes!
- Features monitored by computer
- Downloadable software upgrades
- Supports a variety of accessories
- User-configurable dwell time
- Pre-assembled and shipped ready to you
- CNC grade planetary gearbox
- Maintenance-free timing belt drive
- Full warranty
- User selectable speeds of up-to 1,800 rounds/hour
- 1.5 HP high torque motor
- Includes DecapSense™ and TorqueSense
- Fully Supports International Voltage - this unit operates at 110/220v and at 50/60 Hz with no appreciable variation in speed or performance (Please select voltage at Check Out)
- Machine dimensions are: 41" tall (104 cm) x 16" wide (40.6 cm) x 20" deep (50.8 cm)
- Fits Dillon 650/750 presses
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In addition to a reloading press, you may want to consider the following:
- Case Feeder
- Bullet Feeder
- Dies
- Sensors which will monitor the various functions that the press will perform
The Mark 7® Autodrives are not caliber specific: they will work with the calibers available for your press.
19.5"x14". It sits on rubber feet.
The autodrives use a belt to drive the crank and ram of the press. The Revolution® is direct drive meaning the motor shaft connects directly to the crank and ram to run the press.