CharlieHo

Nice beer holder!! I finally got things working, got a 550 on the way!!

So you can't get the website to take an order either? At least it's not just me. I hope

I really had my heart set on the 650; casefeeder or not. I just think I may be best off with the 550. My two main bulk calibers are 45 and 223. Everything has to be changed back and forth My poor Rockchucker has seen many of those two over the years. My elbow will thank me if I ever get one of these things ordered

I finally decide to drink the Blue. I had my heart set on 5 stations for years, but, heeded the many posts recommending the 550 over the 650. I tried to call BE today, I had programmed the number in my phone prolly 6 mos ago. Number comes back as disconnected... Get home this evening, too late to call local number... website won't take my order. How much is my wife paying all of you!!!????

I need to slip this one past the wifey. I just sold off one of my trucks, and mentioned a new press. She reminded me of the new basement bathroom I've been meaning to install... Of course, she doesn't know about the year-end bonus from work I'm supposed to get here in a few weeks

Thanks for the welcome and replies. Long time lurker, but just joined. I figured the info I got was either bogus, or based on one person's bad experience that snowballed into some myth. I have several thousand CCi primers in various styles, and 1000 Federal LPP or LRP ( I forget which one). I'm plasnning on stocking up on more primers now that they seem to be more readily available, and really wanted to know if the CCIs would be GTG in a Dillon if I happen to purchase in the near future. Thanks again.

I have heard a few times over the years that Dillon equipment was picky about which primer it was fed. I happen to use CCI stuff, since that's pretty much the only primer the locals stock, but was told CCI was one of the worst. I have never been given any reason as to WHY a certain primer was preferred over any other... It has just been repeated enough times to come in here and ask. I have no Dillon experience, but am very seriously considering click the purchase button on a 650 soon. TIA