progressive press
02-04-2004 | 07:14 AM
#12
Nontypical Buck
Joined: Feb 2003
Posts: 1,279
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From: Little Egg harbor NJ
RE: progressive press
There is no question here, just go Dillon all the way and don't look back. I have the DIllon xl 650 and just love that thing. I am like you I love to shoot my pistols. I do love my rifles too and it handles all of them too.
Dillon customer service is second to NONE. I mean that. I call Dillon's customer service because I lost some parts and I said how much and they said they will be in the mail. 3 or 4 days later they were here. No haggeling or anything. I even called them to help me with a problem I was having making some cases feed do to me loading 445 supermag instead of 44 mag and they sent me a part that is for the 444 marlin and it worked great. THEY ROCK.
As for the others out there I don't know but I do have a RCBS rockchucker that is years old and still going strong.
But I love my dillon.
Brian
Dillon customer service is second to NONE. I mean that. I call Dillon's customer service because I lost some parts and I said how much and they said they will be in the mail. 3 or 4 days later they were here. No haggeling or anything. I even called them to help me with a problem I was having making some cases feed do to me loading 445 supermag instead of 44 mag and they sent me a part that is for the 444 marlin and it worked great. THEY ROCK.
As for the others out there I don't know but I do have a RCBS rockchucker that is years old and still going strong.
But I love my dillon.
Brian
02-04-2004 | 07:33 AM
#13
Joined: Feb 2003
Posts: 120
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From: Pringle Pa. USA
RE: progressive press
I have a couple of rock chuckers a Lee progressive and a dillon 550b. I must admit that the Dillon is the best out there when it comes to progressive. The only complaint I have is that some powders (long cuts) don't feed well
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