[Changing Bullet Mgf.]

I have used Berrys for a few years and have had good success with them. The plastic boxes they come in are handy to store other supplies too.

[Redding T-7 Turret Press?]

Thanks Shadowrider, I'm on the same page. I don't shoot the volume to justify a 1050. Are you using the Dillon dies for the 223? Also, you need a SL900 and you'll have it all covered! Thanks for the input.

Dog

[Redding T-7 Turret Press?]

This is my first post, so I figured that I'll dive right in. I am currently using a XL650 to load the 9, 44m, 45acp, etc. I like loading shotshells on the SL900. The SL900 works fine, but it will test your patience and can make the 650 look easy. Now I'm looking at reloading rifle, 22-250, 300 and 223. Does any one use the Redding T-7?

I watched a few you-tube videos on using the T-7 making precision loads and it looks like some serious (seriously) fun. I'd like to hear what the pros have to say and maybe offer up a list of the items you need aside from the press. Looking at a Sinclair catalog, you wonder where to start. Other than doing volume 223 for an AR on the XL650, the T-7 seems like the way to go on the other calibers. Let's hear from the pros...

Thanks in advance

Dog

[Hello from California...]

Thanks Kevin - down here in SoCal

[Hello from California...]

Hello to all, this my first post on the forum. I have been reloading since 1998 and shooting since 1964. Started with an old used 22 rifle my father pulled off the rack at a great store that is long gone here in California - The Pony Express. Some of you may remember this store.

For reloading, back in 1998 (feels like yesterday), I decided to jump in and buy an XL650 for the usual pistol calibers and since then I never regretted buying the Dillon. I also load shot shells with a SL900 for 12 and 20 gauge. Glad to have found this forum, thanks in advance.

Dog