For about two weeks now I have been getting used to my Dillon 650. This thing is a beast. Once you get used to its ins and outs its gets the job done in quick fashion. I was politely surprised to find that the ammo made on this press is just as good as ammo that came off my Forster Coax. I have ZERO loss in accuracy. The other day I sized and de-capped about 400 pieces of brass in not a lot of time. Just dump a bunch into a colander spray some spray lube while you shake the colander then dump them in the case feeder. The only bad thing is now I have 400 primer pockets to clean and Dillon hasn't invented the progressive primer pocket cleaner yet (chuckle). I love my new press.
Just Got A New Press
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rdsii64
, Aug 15 2012 11:50 PM
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Posted 15 August 2012 - 11:50 PM
http://web.me.com/rdsii64/shooter64check out my piece of the webHowa 1500, short action, 24" #6 contour heavy varmint barrel, Bell & Carlson MkII medalist, 4-16x50mm optics.
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Posted 16 August 2012 - 08:41 PM
I have a 550 and was thinking of getting the 650. I like the way the press works and the support that you get from Dillon.
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Posted 19 August 2012 - 05:04 PM
i really want a 650 but not shooting enough right now to justifi it
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