Need help on deciding which press to buy

[wildmantaz]

Dillon and Done!!!

 

[Ravic]

Dillon and Done!!!

Agreed

 

[sold7]

Dillon and Done!!!

Agreed X 2 unless you buy two dillons so you dont have to change the primer tube

If I had more room I would probably have 3 650s

 

[b.a.customkydex]

I'm thinking about a 550 possibly

 

[woodstock]

lee turret works well, and as Chuckd said can be used as a single stage

 

[Gvnitup]

Has anyone seen or used the rcbs progressive press?

 

[YOTESHOOTER]

DILLON, the best quality, the best warranty, buy it once and you are done unless you step up in size then buy the next bigger unit, their case tumbler cleaners are best, ..................

DILLON once and done.......

 

[Chuckdog]

Big Green makes some good tools. I own a pile of their stuff.

I ain't a fan of their presses. If you're going progressive, I concur with most others. Choose a Dillon.

 

[wildmantaz]

I have three Dillon's.
450 set-up for 223. With auto powder measure and auto primer.
550b set-up for small primers
550b set-up for large primers

I had a hornady before I bought my first Dillon. For some reason I could never get it set-up just rite.

 

[Gvnitup]

I have looked into the Dillon, but am confused. I mainly load 38,40,9, 233,308, and 06.. But Dillion offers a press, the. You have to purchase a strong mount, then adapters, plates, trays and what else just to get up and running? It seems like it's mighty expensive just to get up and running.. I have read the company montra, it seems like a very good press/company but it's the cost worth it?