Thanks for all the welcomes, congrats and advice. I especially need the advice. Never dreamed I' end up with a 650 but thank God and craigs list it all just came together.
Spent all day learning parts pieces and set up. The guy I bought it from had 4 calibers already set up (quick change) but I decided it would be to my benefit to start from scratch and learn step by step. So I choose the .45acp, took everything apart (kinda read the instruction book backwards) then went through the book cover to cover setting up the entire machine as if it were new out of the box. Very fun, very educational.
I'm sure It could all be set up in half the time I took but I was having too much fun learning to get in a hurry. At the end of the day I was able to run a mag of 45's (safely)down range.
So I learned that I got one heck of a lot to learn, Ten other sets of dies, conversion kits, doo-hickies and wach-ya-ma-call-its. Brass, Bullets and big thick books to read. However I've made myself a promise, due in part to your advice,; I'm going to put everything else aside, and just stick with the .45acp setup until I get through a little more of the learning curve. Got a friend coming over this weekend who has been reloading with Dillon for some over ten years. He's uses the square-deal, 550b and 650. Thinking that will really help get things started off on the right foot.
Again Thanks for the Welcome and Advice. I look forward to being around the Forum a lot more in the near future.