Swagging Tool

[RELOADER]

Getting set up for .223 finally and have my brass. I am in the market for a swagging tool and need your opinions.
RCBS press mounted one or the Dillon table mounted style or any others you suggest?
I kinda like the die set up but would like to hear from you guys

 

[Shrek926]

I've used both and honestly unless you are planning n doing hundreds of rounds the RCBS works well.

 

[b.a.customkydex]

Shrek has my Dillon super swage right now, I personally wouldn't use anything else.

 

[Shrek926]

Shrek has my Dillon super swage right now, I personally wouldn't use anything else.

Yes sir! Gotta say with 1000's of .223 and hundreds of LC 30-06... It's a God sent!!!

 

[Chuckdog]

There's a recent thread here about swaging tools. The RCBS bench tool works much better than any other method I've used.

If I still have the stinkin' press mounted set, I'll make you a bargain in it. Get a bench one.

 

[Cruisers460]

I've got a Dillon, can't say anything bad about it.

 

[jeffdt]

X2 on Chucks post, I have the RCBS bench top. If you wanna pay +$200.00 on the Dillon and wait a lomgggggggg time to get one, knock yourself out. Paid $79.99 for my RCBS. My primers seat just fine. Go ahead and drink the blue Kool Ade it you must.

 

[b.a.customkydex]

X2 on Chucks post, I have the RCBS bench top. If you wanna pay +$200.00 on the Dillon and wait a lomgggggggg time to get one, knock yourself out. Paid $79.99 for my RCBS. My primers seat just fine. Go ahead and drink the blue Kool Ade it you must.

Learn a little trick about Dillon, buy used when you can find it. But you won't find it often. My square deal b was 250 with 40 short& weak dies, I bought a set of 9mm dies for 30 bucks, and sold the 40's for 60, so I'm in my SDB for 220. My super swage was 90 used. I punched 500 pieces of crimped brass and then swaged them and sold them for 90 bucks, that paid for my swage. I didn't pay 200 plus for it.

 

[Clarke123]

Information and tools located here:

http://www.corbins.com/

 

[jglenn]

think the Dillion is just a shade over $100...as in 100.95