Quoted: Dillon seems to be the most "premier", "state of the art" press amongst the guys in the reloading forum. I'm the kind of person that if I'm gonna make that kind of investment, I'm going to pay for it upfront and get the best. Hey, I'm new to all this reloading stuff, if you can convince me to get something else, go right ahead. Thanks Ranger, I'll probably get a new reloader, my parents and girlfriend have been bugging me about ideas for Christmas gifts. Maybe if I tell them what I'm considering, they'll stop bugging me. I might send you an e-mail anyway, just to see what you got and what you want for it. Right now this "reloading plan" is more of a thought than a reality.
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As a dillon owner let me say a few things here. First off, if you buy a used dillon, it is sorta like buying a new one. If it breaks, or you wear it out, send it back to them. They will fix it for free. They are serious about this. It is no questions asked.
Next, what type of shooting do you do? If you are one of those serious accurate, highly anal precision shooters, a dillon is probably not for you. If you shoot CMP, blasting, IDPA, that type of shooting, a 550 is probably for you. Set up right, and with a little planning, you can easily crank out a couple of hundred .45s an hour.
If you need help, ask away.