What brand of AP Press

[HKMark23]

OK, I'm honestly not trying to start a Ford/Chevy insult contest. I also pretty much expect before starting, that most Reloaders run Dillon presses which are excellent machines. I also apologize if this has been done before but with all the recent increased interest in reloading I think it would be interesting to see how many of what setups are being run by you guys.

(edit) Oops, I should have included ALL models of Dillon in the Dillon column.

 

[Canuck223]

Time I spend reloading is time I don't have to shoot. I use the 1050 for it's speed, and strength. As well, it's primer pocket swaging is a plus for the NT and military crimped cases.

 

[BigUglyMan]

I use a Dillon as my progressive press for handgun loading (possibly try 223 down the road). I use an RCBS for rifle loading and a Ponsness Warren for shotgun.

 

[Opcx6]

OK, I'm honestly not trying to start a Ford/Chevy insult contest. I also pretty much expect before starting, that most Reloaders run Dillon presses which are excellent machines. I also apologize if this has been done before but with all the recent increased interest in reloading I think it would be interesting to see how many of what setups are being run by you guys.

(edit) Oops, I should have included ALL models of Dillon in the Dillon column.

I'm with Cannuck 223. My Dillons save me time to shoot and dry-fire!

Dillon 1050; .45 ACP, 25 years old, best loader IMHO, swages military primer pockets.

Dillon 550; .45-70, .44-40, .44 Russian, .44 Special/Mag, .308

Hornady Pro-Jector, not LnLoad; will be dedicated to .38 Super.

You will never regret buying quality.