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hd2000fxdl

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    Harry M Wells

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  1. I myself am new to reloading but I did go with a Dillon 650, it was a tossup between that and the Hornady L-n-L and final decision was based who was close to me that can help me through my learning. I don't think you can go wrong with either of the 2 machines I mentioned. That is if you are willing to lay out some coin for a progressive. One thing that was mentioned, was a single stage, and I will still get a single stage for some rifle down the line so I can keep the caliber changes to a minimum on the progressive, plus as many people have been loading for some time will tell new people, you will learn more on a single stage, that and it will always have a place in a reloading setup anyway. Another thing to do even before you get a press, pick up the latest additions of the Lyman's, Speer, ABC's and any other book you can pick up. While the web is great, you can never have too many hard copy manuals for reference. Harry
  2. You ever find anything, I shoot Speed on Steel and a better race holster would be nice rather than shooting from the low -ready position, that and we have USPSA matches in my area that are Rimfire only matches also that this would be good for. Harry
  3. If you want to use SS media get the Thumblers rotating tumbler or something equivalent, Vibratory units do not work with SS media. I just used my Thumblers unit for the first time and will never use anything else. It's one of the products that what they say on there web site is the same as what you will experience at home. Harry
  4. Randy, Whats the update on this, is there a link to your PDF file on the site? sounds like a great idea and being new and still doing a lot of reading it would be great to read through what you made up. Harry
  5. Give a call to a machine shop in your area, they can measure the hole and provide the correct roll-pin for you. There is a shop in your town, AMS, Automotive Machine & Supply. You can call them at 817 335-9331 and ask for Tom, Let him know one of the guys from Hawg Ryder's sent you over, you can mention HD2000FXDL my handle, he may remember me he may not, even if he does it won't get you any discounts but might help me. lol Either way, they are a specialty shop but being local can't hurt to see if they might be able to help you out and they are all good guys there. Harry
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