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cheygriz · April 5, 2005, 06:13 PM

Capt. Charlie,

Excellent advice!!

I did mention, and I am sold on Dillon. I've had a
Dillon 450 since the early eighties, and a 650 since the early nineties.

I do believe though, that a beginner just starting out should start on a high quality single stage machine, and learn the basics well. Especiallly when you consider that the single stage will still be needed, and used, after the new person becomes experienced and buys a Dillon. Just my thoughts!

April 5, 2005, 06:13 PM	#10
cheygriz Senior Member Join Date: May 11, 2002 Location: high up in the rockies Posts: 2,289	Capt. Charlie, Excellent advice!! I did mention, and I am sold on Dillon. I've had a Dillon 450 since the early eighties, and a 650 since the early nineties. I do believe though, that a beginner just starting out should start on a high quality single stage machine, and learn the basics well. Especiallly when you consider that the single stage will still be needed, and used, after the new person becomes experienced and buys a Dillon. Just my thoughts! __________________ If you think a mighty military force is expensive, wait 'til you see what a weak one costs.