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BigJimP · May 16, 2012, 12:45 PM

I like the Dillon 650 .../ have had one for several yrs ...and for what its worth, I'd buy it again.

Changing calibers really isn't a big deal ....but I do take a few minutes to clean and lube the press when I change calibers...but even if I go from a caliber in small pistol primers ...to large pistol primers.../ its only a 20 min operation...( if you have toolheads set up with dies, ready to go )...

I don't think the LNL is a bad press ...but I do think the Dillon 650 ( especially with the powder check die - is hands down a better press ). RCBS - although I've got a buddy or two that have them ...not really a contender in my view.

May 16, 2012, 12:45 PM	#18
BigJimP Senior Member Join Date: February 23, 2005 Posts: 13,195	I like the Dillon 650 .../ have had one for several yrs ...and for what its worth, I'd buy it again. Changing calibers really isn't a big deal ....but I do take a few minutes to clean and lube the press when I change calibers...but even if I go from a caliber in small pistol primers ...to large pistol primers.../ its only a 20 min operation...( if you have toolheads set up with dies, ready to go )... I don't think the LNL is a bad press ...but I do think the Dillon 650 ( especially with the powder check die - is hands down a better press ). RCBS - although I've got a buddy or two that have them ...not really a contender in my view.