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Old 05-06-2013, 05:29 PM   #1
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Default Progressive Reloaders
Getting some money soon.

Dillon 550B or xl650
Rcbs 2000 pro
Lee load master

those are the ones to pick from...I did have a Dillon 450 in the 80s...but which is the best for the buck?????

So let it begin....
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Old 05-06-2013, 05:35 PM   #2
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I haven't recently investigated, but if it were my money and I had to choose among those right now without checking, Dillon xl650, especially if I planned to accessorize it with things like case feeder, etc.
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I haven't recently investigated, but if it were my money and I had to choose among those right now without checking, Dillon xl650, especially if I planned to accessorize it with things like case feeder, etc.
I guess we are the only REAL men here...that reload anyway


Yea...xl650 to get it right is over 1195 dollars...
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Hornady Lock N Load Auto-Progressive Reloading Press

I forgot this one...it is priced in the ball park.

"Keep in mind that the Hornady is a true progressive, meaning that it automatically advances the cartridge to the next station with each pull of the handle. This feature helps to eliminate the possibility of a double charge of powder. I believe you need to step up to the Dillon 650 before you get a true progressive press from Dillon."

This one is pretty too....

Progressive means one pull/stroke one step done.....auto indexing does not mean progressive
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Lee Pro 1000----yep...priced in the ball park.......I learned reloading using Lee products---way back in the late 1970s...yes disco...lol
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http://www.comrace.ca/cmfiles/dillon...Comparison.pdf


Read this boys and girls...
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Ben watch this vid and let me know what you think...thanks




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Believe it or not I'm actually leaning towards the Hornady LNL AP ...cost factor being number one here...

I watched a video of the 550b and it brought back memories of long hours of pushing and loading the bullet at the same time....don't want to do that any more...no I don't....
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Didn't know Hornady had a progressive loader. They make great stuff.
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Didn't know Hornady had a progressive loader. They make great stuff.
80% sure I'm going Red......

MSRP $520 but have seen it as low as $385

Can't find it in stock right now.....
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