last time i went through a tour of PD they had a pretty cool setup. The use three WWII era winchester bullet machines, prolly weight about 10 tons each! Dillon aint got jack on these suckers. The first machine we came to took massive lead cylinders and under extreme pressure pushed them through specific holes to make cores for their jacketed bullets. Second machine took a five foot high three foot wide role of copper sheet and punched out little discs that would later be turned into jackets. Next machine cut the lead wire into the correct length. Next machine would join the copper jacket to the core. Seeing the big Winchester machines pump out ammo was amazing. I would hate to guess at their output rate but i would bet 40K+ rounds a hour on each machine. Stuff like 38spl,357sig,357 mag, 44 spl/mag is loaded on automated Dillon 1050's and i think i saw a old camdex unit in there to. I think PD biggest problem is filling the contracts for law enforcemtnt, i think every agency in the south uses them for either practice rounds or for Ranger ammo.