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Reinz

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  • Birthday 10/01/1955

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    Davd Fortlage

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  1. You won’t be disappointed Nitro. The Artemis rocks!
  2. Good looking Prodigy you have there.
  3. I've loaded nothing but Federal primers on one of my 1050's for over 10 years at rate of 30k + per year. No telling how many in my 30 year old 550. Never a problem with Federals.
  4. I'm not going to say anything negative about the SDB, I know that most owners love them. I'm just not a fan. My 30 year old 550 is the most versatile and reliable progressive out there. I love it, and I can crank some numbers out quick if needed even though it is a manual index. I would think in your case that YOU would prefer the auto indexing 650 since that is what you are used to. I will add this, I sure wish I had not have waited 20 years to get my first 1050! The ultimate, and worth nutting up even if you can't really afford it. Best
  5. This is not the recommended procedure. Guess you've never heard of a double or triple charge with a very fast powder? You are playing with fire... I thought we were talking about about questionable casings/messed up rounds, NOT questionable powder charges! Of course I'm not a proponent of Russian Roulette! If I misunderstood the content of the thread I apologize.
  6. I left my Dillon on out in the shed for a week one time. In the summer! Must have been 110-114 degrees out there at times. Can't believe the Dillon did not burn up! Anyway, the brass was NOT shiny. It was dull, and looked like it almost had a strange film on it. Probably the Nu-Finish, rubbing compound, and mineral spirits all dried out and cooked into the brass. The walnut media was all broken down and looked trashed. Had to toss it.
  7. I have a very small wad of paper towel in my bullet seater. It's lasted well over 250,000 rounds/ 10-12 yrs.
  8. If the rounds fit my case gauge, I save them and shoot them in a Ruger Blackhawk that's appropriate for the caliber. If they don't fit the case gauge, I pull them apart on the spot. That way, there is no accumulation.
  9. My two work great! And my third 1050 that I sold to my brother was sweet!
  10. Bamboo and Hi-Power Jack nailed it! Listen to 'em Justin.
  11. Dillon makes a tool stand for the 1050. Not sure when it came out, but it has not been very long.
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