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Bill in NM · March 3, 2000, 10:38 AM

I'll throw in with the Dillon crowd.
I just got back into shooting a little over a year ago. I had inherited a single stage and a turret press when my father died about 3 years ago, but hadn't done anything with them. After reading a number of forums, and other research, I purchased the Dillon RL550b. While I do use the other presses for sizing/decapping rifle rounds, EVERYTHING is loaded on the Dillon. If you do get a Dillon, you WON'T regret it.
Best of luck,

Cougar:
If you can find a reloader to help you, life will be much easier. I really wish I had gotten into sharing the hobby with my father.
Seating and crimping seperatly is MUCH easier/better IMO.

Bill

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March 3, 2000, 10:38 AM	#15
Bill in NM Member Join Date: January 21, 2000 Posts: 95	I'll throw in with the Dillon crowd. I just got back into shooting a little over a year ago. I had inherited a single stage and a turret press when my father died about 3 years ago, but hadn't done anything with them. After reading a number of forums, and other research, I purchased the Dillon RL550b. While I do use the other presses for sizing/decapping rifle rounds, EVERYTHING is loaded on the Dillon. If you do get a Dillon, you WON'T regret it. Best of luck, Cougar: If you can find a reloader to help you, life will be much easier. I really wish I had gotten into sharing the hobby with my father. Seating and crimping seperatly is MUCH easier/better IMO. Bill [This message has been edited by Bill in NM (edited March 03, 2000).]