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  1. Reinz
    Congrats! In case you don't already have,(I assume you have most of these, but just in case): Case gauges for each caliber Bullet puller Calipers Scales Manual Enjoy
  2. Reinz
    Agree Big Time if you're loading lead! Clean up is a breeze. PLUS - Dillon die openings are beveled/chamfered for smoother insertion for progressive presses. Really pays off as you pick up speed. No clunking or grinding from catching case edges on the edge of the die.
  3. Reinz
    Congrats glynn! Enjoy
  4. Reinz
    Doh! I forget about this way too often. When I DO clean as described, sure get a lot of yellow/green grime.
  5. Reinz
    Once you own a 1050 you see no reason for a 650. I guess it's all in your own personal perspective.
  6. Reinz
    Congrats on the score!! Bummer about the parts missing. Best of luck to ya man.
  7. Reinz
    Jimmy, sent ya a PM
  8. Reinz
    Looks great !
  9. Reinz
    I like manuals such as the Sierra with 3 ring binders so I can pull pages out when loading. And add pages of my own after developing my own loads or save a "brag" target.
  10. Reinz
    Yeah, I think I probably saw the same press for sale. At that price I was tempted for sure. I just don't have the room, plus I have way too many presses already. Hope you get it. Good Luck!
  11. Reinz
    You may find that you may not be able to go AS fast with NonDillon dies. Especially if you are a speed freak. The flaring really aids in smoothness. With NonDillon dies sometimes the cases will catch on dies as if the shell plate is a tad out of alignment.
  12. Reinz
    What he said ^
  13. Reinz
    Hey, you said it was cheap! What do you have to lose? Try it out as a learning experience at least. You can alway get out of it easy enough. After all, it's a Dillon!
  14. Reinz
    Normally I'd agree with some others and say get the 550. However, if you are mechanically inclined and understand how things work, I say you can probably handle the 650. That way you gain an extra station for a powder check which is not just a great enhancement for a newbie, but for anyone. That is if you can afford the difference over a 550. If not, get the 550, it Rocks! I love mine. But first things first. Go on Amazon and order "The ABC'S of Reloading " by Dean Grendal. Read it slow, and absorb it. It is an easy read. It will teach you well.
  15. Reinz
    I've always had good results with KG products.I have not tried this yet. I'll give it a go. Thanks
  16. Reinz
    I hate super cheap anything. But love the idea of hiding between the studs. However, how readily available will it be if you have to cover that big hole up?
  17. Reinz
    Is it getting better because it's getting better ? Or is it getting better due to excessive wear?
  18. Reinz
    Now THAT's an AMMO Factory!!
  19. Reinz
    My 1050's swage whatever I feed them.
  20. Reinz
    Hey that is really slick!
  21. Reinz
    It's made by Bleako 360/520-2313. On EBay they had no name, just listed under brass tumblers.
  22. Reinz
    That is so awesome. I hope someone markets this.
  23. Reinz
    No way will I give up my 1050's! Will I get more? YES!!! I will still keep my 550 as well.
  24. Reinz
    What do consider a problem? I'm sure there are scenarios that would baffle me for days that Jmorris can fix in his sleep. Then I'm sure guys are calling in whom haven't even checked for tight bolts. How do you measure?
  25. Reinz
    I sort while inspecting the brass after tumbling. It doesn't take anymore time.
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