The Frankford Arsenal X-10 Powder Measure Relocation Kit (Manufacturer Part Number: FA-FX10PMRK, also referenced as FA1201583) is a purely mechanical hardware linkage designed exclusively for the Frankford Arsenal X-10 Progressive Reloading Press. This accessory allows reloaders to alter the physical alignment of their powder drop assembly to optimize toolhead space. By shifting the mechanical activation path, the kit resolves clearance issues and frees up stations for advanced reloading die configurations.

Key Features

• Station Repositioning: Shifts the physical powder drop linkage by exactly one station, moving the mechanism from the default station seven to station six, which is immediately after the priming station.
• Expanded Die Capacity: Freeing up station seven enables reloaders to utilize stations 7 through 10 for sequential operations such as automated powder check alarms, bullet feeding, seating, and taper crimping.
• Interference Prevention: Clears physical clearance conflicts by preventing the moving linkages of the powder drop assembly from making contact with bulky accessories mounted on adjacent stations.
• Mechanical Simplicity: Operates as a purely mechanical linkage requiring no electrical power, batteries, or wiring.

Product Specifications

• Compatibility: Frankford Arsenal X-10 (FX-10) Progressive Reloading Press only
• Calibre Range Compatibility: Fits cartridge operations ranging from 9mm up to .30-06 / .308 length cartridges
• Shift Range: From station seven to station six
• Tooling Limit: Depending on the press production run, installation may require enlarging the guide path on the toolhead using an 8.1mm drill bit for smooth rod clearance

Who is the Frankford Arsenal X-10 Powder Measure Relocation Kit for?

• High-volume rifle reloaders — prevents physical contact and linkage binding with bulky automated bullet collators by shifting this progressive reloading press accessory to station six, ensuring smooth mechanical clearance when loading long .30-06 or .308 cartridges.
• Competitive shooters — enables the integration of an electronic double-charge warning system by using this progressive reloading press accessory to relocate the powder drop exactly one station earlier to station six, leaving station seven open for a dedicated powder check die.

Less suitable for: reloaders who do not run complex, multi-die toolhead configurations that combine a powder check and automated bullet feeder simultaneously. For basic reloading runs, the standard factory configuration of the progressive reloading press is sufficient, making a physical relocation rod unnecessary.