Posted: 1/4/2010 10:26:11 AM EDT
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Customer service is a great thing when you get it. This weekend I broke the decapping pin on my used Square Deal B. I called Dillon and had a short talk with Mike. A new decapping pin on the way. Free.
I am thinking about calling them back and ordering a 550. |
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Why the 650 over the 550? If you were going to reload 223, 9mm and 260 which one would be best and why? 650 is progressive so its faster than the 550 and less risk of a double charge. Switching calibers on a 650 takes longer than a 550 though so it really depends on how much 223 and 9mm you will be running. If only a 500 or so of each, then go with a 550, if more, than maybe a 650. Check this out for more info http://www.dillonprecision.com/customize-reloader.html |
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Why the 650 over the 550? If you were going to reload 223, 9mm and 260 which one would be best and why? Check out Brian Enos he has a very good break down of all the dillon presses. Both are great presses and as others have pointed out - it will more then likely come down to the volume you want to reload. Although, if you shoot enough 260 to justify a 650, I'd be interested to know what the hell you're doing. |
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here's a link to make a case feeder yourself for around twenty bux
linky |
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My project for the week.... |