LnL is my next press, so do tell.
Ford vs Chevy, 650 vs L&L AP
.I'd suggest you purchase some extra primer filler tubes and an RCBS lockout die for your L&L AP. You won't be adjusting any prawls mid job
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Dillon 550 Case Feeder...Who is using one?
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Ford vs Chevy, 650 vs L&L AP
.I'd suggest you purchase some extra primer filler tubes and an RCBS lockout die for your L&L AP. You won't be adjusting any prawls mid job
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I have a LnL AP progressive with case and bullet feeders.
I had a few problems with the press when I first got it.
Hornady sent me everything I needed to get the press running right no questions asked.
Believe me when I say that there were times when I questioned my decision to go with the Hornady but now that the press is running fine I have no problem cranking out 1000+ rounds per sitting.
All I do is blow a bit of compressed air on the shell plate every 200 rounds and keep going.
I have bought some Dillon products and I can say that their quality appears to be very good but I do have friend who have more problems with powder spillage cleanup on the Dillons than I do.
My next press will be a Super 1050 since I shoot between 2000-3000 rounds a month.
I had a few problems with the press when I first got it.
Hornady sent me everything I needed to get the press running right no questions asked.
Believe me when I say that there were times when I questioned my decision to go with the Hornady but now that the press is running fine I have no problem cranking out 1000+ rounds per sitting.
All I do is blow a bit of compressed air on the shell plate every 200 rounds and keep going.
I have bought some Dillon products and I can say that their quality appears to be very good but I do have friend who have more problems with powder spillage cleanup on the Dillons than I do.
My next press will be a Super 1050 since I shoot between 2000-3000 rounds a month.
I have a LnL AP progressive with case and bullet feeders.
I had a few problems with the press when I first got it.
Hornady sent me everything I needed to get the press running right no questions asked.
Believe me when I say that there were times when I questioned my decision to go with the Hornady but now that the press is running fine I have no problem cranking out 1000+ rounds per sitting.
All I do is blow a bit of compressed air on the shell plate every 200 rounds and keep going.
I have bought some Dillon products and I can say that their quality appears to be very good but I do have friend who have more problems with powder spillage cleanup on the Dillons than I do.
My next press will be a Super 1050 since I shoot between 2000-3000 rounds a month.
I had a few problems with the press when I first got it.
Hornady sent me everything I needed to get the press running right no questions asked.
Believe me when I say that there were times when I questioned my decision to go with the Hornady but now that the press is running fine I have no problem cranking out 1000+ rounds per sitting.
All I do is blow a bit of compressed air on the shell plate every 200 rounds and keep going.
I have bought some Dillon products and I can say that their quality appears to be very good but I do have friend who have more problems with powder spillage cleanup on the Dillons than I do.
My next press will be a Super 1050 since I shoot between 2000-3000 rounds a month.
Alright, I'll bite. Why would you need a 1050 when you only shoot 3000 rounds a month? There are folks I know that shoot more than 3000 rounds a week that just use a Dillon XL650 with case feeder, and don't mind using up 4 hours of their time to do it.
Edit: And that time includes filling the primer tubes!
