Canuc Shooter

I've been using an empty cardboard Scotch container attached to the wall for about 20 plus years. Should have it painted Dillon blue to be classy.

Soot it up using a piece of masking tape and a match. Have been using this method for over 20 years.

I guess I'm one of the lucky reloaders, years ago got 4 of the Dillon round counters. Been using them for years without too many problems.

Haven't misplaced,or had to look for an allen key on the bench since I installed the Dillon tool holder to the baskside of the 550. Great little addition.

Been using the small charge bar for 20 years to drop 2.6 grs W231. Always been 100% accurate, therefore no need to waste money on the Xsmall powder bar.

I used to until I left some TiteGroup in there for about a week and it turned the plastic too black to see through. I've always left the powder in the measure, just get a bit of discoloration.

Hey Ray-Man good thinking, I just got through grinding the Dillon 40 down into the carbon steel. Also put a piece of really thin aluminum inside the hornady shell holder to bring the brass up into the die a wee bit . So far it seems to be doing a good job on about 95% of my range brass.

I perfer the old style powder measure and linkage versus the newer version.

I generally field strip the revolver or pistol after each trip to the range, wipe it down and apply a drop of CLP before putting in the vault. I try to shoot each of my firearms at least once a month or two.