progerssive reloading

[Fastshooter03]

We've been using a couple of 650s for over a decade and I don't see a need to get anything bigger.
We've also had to work out a couple alignment/ejection bugs with some custom parts so if you can afford it you might want to consider a 1050 for less hassles.

Nick

[robrob]

Alright, I'll suck it up and go with the 1050. Thanks for the help.

[N310toN170]

On a much less consumptive scale I'd highly recommend a Dillon 550B and their Super Swager, otherwise if you can cost justify the recovery of a 1050 go that route. Either way the consensus agrees...you can't go wrong buying Dillon.

[robrob]

I was all set to order a Dillon 1050 and went to Brian Enos website to make the purchase. I started to read about "which Dillon" is right and after calling and talking to Brian I decided to go with the RL-550B because of all the calibers I reload.

I was surprised how much work it was mounting, assembling and adjusting it before the first round "clinked" into the cartridge tray (man that's a satisfying sound). I have only reloaded using a single stage press so the 550B is a big step up.

The service and delivery time from Brian was excellent and I'm now cranking out mass quantities of M16 ammo.

[Hoser]

Originally Posted by robrob

The service and delivery time from Brian was excellent and I'm now cranking out mass quantities of M16 ammo.

Brian is a good man. I have known him for many years. Cant say enough good things about him.