jakharath

Brass storage and dirty work (tumbling and caseprep) in the garage. Powder/primer storage and reloading in the 'office'.

I've been hearing this a lot recently. Certain areas don't have any powder or only a few flavors while other areas have plenty. Distribution issues? Hoarders?

I've had lots of luck in 45acp with 185gr lead SWC and 5.3gr of Titegroup.

I'm a fan of Titegroup.

I've seen Federal, Speer and Blazer small primer 45acp brass. It's interesting to shove a large primer into a small primer pocket when one sneaks in.

and I'm addicted to Dillon equipment. FIrst press - Lyman All American (sold) Second press - RCBS RC II (sold) Third press - 550B Forth press - Forster Co-Ax Fifth press - XL650 (sold) Sixth press - RCBS RC IV Seventh press - RL1050 Eighth press - Super 1050 Ninth press - Super 1050 Current setup in my reloading room is the 550, Super 1050, RC IV and the Co-Ax with an old Hollywood powder measure. If I had the money the second Super 1050 in the garage would be automated for brass processing.

I'm in senic College Station, TX. Just a short plane ride or two to Indy.

Anybody know what a RL1050 sold for when it was produced?

So should I price the RL1050 at 80% of at Super 1050?

Howdy! Last year picked up a used Dillon RL1050. Little did I know there was a difference between an RL1050 and a Super 1050. Long story short I want to be able to load 30-06 on the 1050 and just picked up a used Super 1050 to replace the RL. What's the going price for a Dillon RL1050? Thanks, Jason