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I'm rebuilding my reload room, and I'm going to ad a 550. I used to see a used 550 for sale every so often, but rarely now. When I bought new it was always staright from Dillon. Do they have dealers now, or am I wasting my time and better off going straight to Dillon.

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Posts: 114 | Location: USA, North Carolina | Registered: 14 February 2005Reply With Quote
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wasting your time .. and if you are going to go with a 550, PLEASE consider waiting a month and buying a 650


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auto index is the only difference? I'm well used to that, I own 3 SDB's.
 
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I talked with a Dillon dealer once and asked him about pricing. He said that he had to make an agreement with Dillon to not discount the price but that the advantage of buying from him was that he would have it set up and ready to go and that we could even do some loading on my equipment there in the store before I took it home.

My thinking would be if you have a dealer locally that would help you like the one I mentioned I'd buy from them. Or even if it was just a local store that I wanted to help support. But if you were mail ordering I can't see any reason to order from anyone else than Dillon directly if the price was the same...........................DJ


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Great feedback. Looks like your guy can save me the shipping. I have bought straight from Dillon through the ears, and bought several used presses after I found out NO BS wat just that! I lucked up on an ancient Square Deal in a pawn shop,in some "weird caliber" according to the owner. I went to church that weekend. I ended up with a machine in 38 Super for $65! What luck, since that's my favorite round of all. The machine was totally worn out. I called Dillon, spent 30 minutes on their dime going over the entire machine for the FREE parts to fix it, and the salesman suggested I sent the entire machine back for a total rebuild and conversion to a Square Deal B!

They have a lifetime customer in me.
 
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Why wait a month before buying a 650?
 
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