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Here is the oldest RL1000 I have Steve IMG_1547.heic

Steve here... I too have seven working RL1000's. One of them is as new, with the boxes. Likes others have said, parts are tough to get, I make what I need and a few years back I was still buying shell plates and some other parts from Dillon. Gary K. at Dillon was a wealth of knowledge and could very easily look up parts. He retired years back. I am very lucky to have the machines I do, they are works of art and run well. Steve

Oh not Dillon packaging my own

I shipped a complete 1050 to Ohio earlier in the week from Wisconsin priority mail. $65 w insurance steve

What part # exactly is it Steve

I too just pick up four RL1000's and a bunch of parts. Really hard to find this stuff these days. Very few want to part with them. Steven

Yes I did... The RL1000 is an amazing piece Steve

Thank you Steven

Steve here... Looking for a pdf of the RL1000 owners manual. If any of you guys could hook me up that would be greatly appreciated Thank you Steven

Steve here... Troll on occasion, never posted here before. Looking for any info you guys may have. I shot my 945 the other day right after my PC1911 Koenig in 38super. Always liked the 1911 grip better than the 945, but what I noticed the biggest thing that bugged me was the beaver tail grip safety. If I could get a flat grip safety like the 1911, it would help alot. Any ideas would be appreciated Thank you Steve