The Firing Line Forums - View Single Post - Drank red then blue Kool-aid; blue is better

schmellba99 · December 4, 2012, 03:48 PM

Wouldn't trade my LnL-AP for anything blue. Dillon makes quality products, but you pay a lot of extra for that blue paint in my opinion.

Like a few posters have already stated - every make and model is going to have their quirks. Figure them out and generally you can rock and roll. I doubt seriously any one of us could discern if ammo was produced on red, blue or green presses if it is manufactured correctly.

I had a couple of quirks to figure out with my LnL-AP, and since then I have produced 10k plus rounds without any major issues that weren't user induced. Pretty sure most of the blue machine guys could say the same thing as well.

December 4, 2012, 03:48 PM	#20
schmellba99 Senior Member Join Date: January 8, 2008 Posts: 803	Wouldn't trade my LnL-AP for anything blue. Dillon makes quality products, but you pay a lot of extra for that blue paint in my opinion. Like a few posters have already stated - every make and model is going to have their quirks. Figure them out and generally you can rock and roll. I doubt seriously any one of us could discern if ammo was produced on red, blue or green presses if it is manufactured correctly. I had a couple of quirks to figure out with my LnL-AP, and since then I have produced 10k plus rounds without any major issues that weren't user induced. Pretty sure most of the blue machine guys could say the same thing as well.