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no i cant type which one to buy dillon hornady etc?
 
Posts: 50 | Location: Greatfalls,Montana USA | Registered: 09 December 2001Reply With Quote
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what specifically is your goal?.....what do you want the tool to do for you?


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If you're talking handguns, it's gotta be a Dillon. For anything else I think one would be well served with a Redding turret press.
 
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I bought a Dillon 550b last summer. I have loaded about 5000 rounds of pistol without any problems.

I originally wanted a 650 but my local gun shop and a dillon tech talked me into the 550b. The 550b is easy to use and change calibers,,,,,but if I was doing it again I would buy the 650 or the Hornady. I have to work like hell to load 400 rounds of pistol an hour on the 550b! If I load at a leisurly pace then probably 300-350.
 
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vapo its handguns 45colt 41mag
 
Posts: 50 | Location: Greatfalls,Montana USA | Registered: 09 December 2001Reply With Quote
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After my 23 years of service my old Hornady Pro-7 gave up the ghost and I recently switched to a Dillon XL 650 (I never liked Hornady's priming system with swinging arm as it never proved reliable).



No regrets though, before the Dillon I used to complain about the time it took me to handload. Now that I can load 100 rounds in < 10', I wonder what to do in between Roll Eyes

I acquired toolheads + powder dies for every caliber I handload for and a complete extra priming system. Now a caliber conversion takes no more than 10'- 15' minutes as I have nothing left to adjust, except my (single) powder measure. The next step, will be to buy separate powder measures, so that everything remains set once and for all.


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Posts: 2420 | Location: Belgium | Registered: 25 August 2001Reply With Quote
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Originally posted by Andre Mertens:
After my 23 years of service my old Hornady Pro-7 gave up the ghost and I recently switched to a Dillon XL 650 (I never liked Hornady's priming system with swinging arm as it never proved reliable).


Here you go Andre.
http://www.quick-measure.com/progadapter.htm

No regrets though, before the Dillon I used to complain about the time it took me to handload. Now that I can load 100 rounds in < 10', I wonder what to do in between Roll Eyes

I acquired toolheads + powder dies for every caliber I handload for and a complete extra priming system. Now a caliber conversion takes no more than 10'- 15' minutes as I have nothing left to adjust, except my (single) powder measure. The next step, will be to buy separate powder measures, so that everything remains set once and for all.


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Thanks Bob, that's interesting. I also know of a micrometer (http://www.uniquetek.com/site/696296/product/T1231) to replace the factory adjusting nut of the Dillon powder measure. Not as fast a separate powder measures for dialing different charges but waaaay more economical.


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3 shots do not make a group, they show a point of aim or impact.
5 shots are a group.
 
Posts: 2420 | Location: Belgium | Registered: 25 August 2001Reply With Quote
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I have a dillon SDB in 45LC and a Hornady LNL AP EZ .. both are fantastic

in MY opinion, the hornady is the best deal going .. 1000 "free" bullets, 365-399 bucks, auto indexing, quick changes .. i like it


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