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Dead-Nuts-Zero · August 31, 2005, 05:53 PM

Thanks for all of your comments. I feel that I am somewhat experience and very careful as I load. I believe there is always something new I can lean and thats why I enjoy this forum.

I still like shooting revolvers and now I am into semi's and want to do some match shooting. I think a faster loading system is in order. I have all of my equipment & componets ready to go but I want to get a chrony, and then I am ready for a "Big Blue". I have done research and can't find the slightest problem with the Dillon company. EVERYONE talks highly of them. I think I will stay my corse and go with the 550. I want to build a new loading bench and then it should be all green lights ahead.

Zekewolf, I like the idea of the 650, but I think that's overkill for my expected needs. I think 300 or 400 rounds an hour is plenty for now. Someday, I may think different.

Comments are always welcome. Thanks to all.

August 31, 2005, 05:53 PM	#8
Dead-Nuts-Zero Senior Member Join Date: August 26, 2004 Posts: 579	Thanks for all of your comments. I feel that I am somewhat experience and very careful as I load. I believe there is always something new I can lean and thats why I enjoy this forum. I still like shooting revolvers and now I am into semi's and want to do some match shooting. I think a faster loading system is in order. I have all of my equipment & componets ready to go but I want to get a chrony, and then I am ready for a "Big Blue". I have done research and can't find the slightest problem with the Dillon company. EVERYONE talks highly of them. I think I will stay my corse and go with the 550. I want to build a new loading bench and then it should be all green lights ahead. Zekewolf, I like the idea of the 650, but I think that's overkill for my expected needs. I think 300 or 400 rounds an hour is plenty for now. Someday, I may think different. Comments are always welcome. Thanks to all.