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Cat · March 19, 1999, 11:52 PM

s.e. iowa .07,
Service and lifetime warranty are very important. Ease of set up and use are also very important. Speed and accurate reloads are very important. Dillon has these attributes in abundance.
He buddies house burned to the ground. They found the melted alloy of his Dillon 550 in the rubble. He sent it back and guess what! He was sent a brand new press. FREE.
My Square Deal, which I bought in 1987 for $119.96, had three "major" problems over the years. I busted the lever, had trouble with a set of Dillon dies, and broke the linkage pivot boss off the side of the press. They always took care of it. Never cost me a dime. They were CHEERFUL on the phone and very knowledgeable. This press has loaded approximately 100,000 rounds in that time. It's still ticking! Go Blue.
Cat

March 19, 1999, 11:52 PM	#6
Cat Senior Member Join Date: February 12, 1999 Location: Ohio, USA Posts: 467	s.e. iowa .07, Service and lifetime warranty are very important. Ease of set up and use are also very important. Speed and accurate reloads are very important. Dillon has these attributes in abundance. He buddies house burned to the ground. They found the melted alloy of his Dillon 550 in the rubble. He sent it back and guess what! He was sent a brand new press. FREE. My Square Deal, which I bought in 1987 for $119.96, had three "major" problems over the years. I busted the lever, had trouble with a set of Dillon dies, and broke the linkage pivot boss off the side of the press. They always took care of it. Never cost me a dime. They were CHEERFUL on the phone and very knowledgeable. This press has loaded approximately 100,000 rounds in that time. It's still ticking! Go Blue. Cat