Ammunition & Hand Loading > Cartridge and Shotshell reloading
I just drank the blue kool aid
bkoenig:
Fedex guy dropped off a Dillon RL550B this morning. This is going to be quite a step up from a Lee turret press.
Any other Dillon owners out there have any tips? I haven't bought any caliber conversion kits yet. I plan to start with 9mm. Once I get it up and running I'll probably put the turret press up for sale.
Bigtony:
Can't wait to try blue kool aid for metallic. I have the big dillon sl900 shotshell but green kool aid is my flavor for metallic. That sl900 is probably more than I need.
OnTheFly:
Yeah...get the XL650. ;D
Fly
Lorimor:
Unless you have a single stage press, I wouldn't get rid of the turret press. I use my single stage to do miscellaneous work. If I have some crimped brass that I need to deprime and remove the crimp, it's off to the single and the Lee universal depriming die.
bkoenig:
I have a Lee Classic Cast single stage that I use for precision stuff. That thing is a beast. I'll keep that but I really don't have room for three presses on my bench.
Actually, I also have a Lee hand press so technically I own four now. The hand press just gets used as a depriming tool with a universal depriming die, though.
--- Quote from: OnTheFly on May 15, 2014, 05:01:42 PM ---Yeah...get the XL650.
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I really thought about it.
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