maconusmile

Thanks, I would have to figure it up. I still have all of my receipts but i am almost scared to add them up!

Yes the loader on the far right is the sl900 shotshell loader. pipe wrap works pretty good, have to use duck tape on the underneath side though.

Yes you are correct that is the Sl900 shotshell loader

Well I just ordered 2,300 pounds of .223 brass.. I think that comes out to around 153,000 pieces of brass wich equals around 120 hours of handle pulling between both 650's.. I do wish i could have at least one Dillon girl helping me pull those handles.

Thank you

That is funny right there, I don't care who you are! Lol.. GetR Done

yes.. Rome wasn't build in one day... It took me years to aquire all my stuff.. I still have a long ways to go too. I want to end up with every caliber conversion they make.

Yes it really does make it easier on the wrists during long reloading sessions.

Yeah I keep the old rock chucker setup with my brinell hardness tester in it

thanks

Those other items are out there but they just didnt make it into the picture!

I am in the process of switching out all of my old ones right now. i agree the smaller ones are much easier to get onto.

I cannnot believe how quiet the cv-2001 is just setting on the bench out in the open. It's a lot quieter then all my other tumblers.

Oh I have all those things out there too but they just didnt make it into the picture lol! Thanks!

I just built a new bin storage system on wheels that I can slide back in forth behind my presses. Here is a few more pics of the new setup. WARNING! Lots of Dillon Blue can be harmful to the eyes!

2004 Road King Custom FLHRSI

Sorry, but thanks!

I finally got my reloading bench all setup the way I want. Now i am ready to start pounding out the loads. It took some time to get it all figured out how i wanted it setup but I am happy with the outcome.

A friend of mine has Dillon covers for all of his quick conversion setups but neither one of us can find them listed anywhere on their website. I found a cover for the RF100 primer filler but not for the caliber setups. Am i overlooking it or did they quit making them?

I just took the same leap, and I'm glad that I did. Was shooting factory ammo yesterday literally. I shot a few of my very own reloads today.

Well they all went bang! 25 yd decent groups.

Thanks for the info.. I will see if I can find the lead section in my new Lyman manual. I have heard others say to use data for jacketed bullets and just back off on the powder a little bit.

I am looking for some load data for Berry's 180gr RS in 40 S&W. Has anyone on here loaded these? I have Hodgdon HS-6, and Alliant power pistol on hand. Which powder would be the best choice? What OAL should I use? These rounds will be used for just plinking with my G-23. Thanks!

Thank you!

Used 2 by 8's from old waterbed, then 3/4 inch birch plywood..then stained everything. It turned out to be very solid, attached it to a header on the wall back behind, and to the floor. Used scraps to make shelves. I am pretty happy with it!