Decapping and resizing on the APP is ridiculously fast and easy. The little hiccups, especially with range brass, are to be expected. The time saving far outweighs any imperfections. I did upgrade the handle. When running the 4 tube case feeder, that new roller handle makes a difference. I also recommend Inline Fabrication QD mounts. I was using Lee's mounts, but Inline Fabrication is exponentially better.
I have no problem with Dillon stuff. I know it’s high quality, but at the price it should be. I have everything I need to effectively load everything I shoot. So I have no reason to drop a grand on Dillon stuff to do the same thing. So is it really no tinkering around? I’ve read some reviews where people seem to have problems with the priming system. But, I’ve never used one myself.
I just bought one this week also, looking forward to learning with you! I got mine for swagging military crimps on 5.56 and 223.
Decapping and resizing on the APP is ridiculously fast and easy. The little hiccups, especially with range brass, are to be expected. The time saving far outweighs any imperfections.
I did upgrade the handle. When running the 4 tube case feeder, that new roller handle makes a difference.
I also recommend Inline Fabrication QD mounts. I was using Lee's mounts, but Inline Fabrication is exponentially better.
The space between the red and black feeder should equal a nickles height.
I have the day off tomorrow. I haven’t been able to tinker with it because of work, but tomorrow I’m going to tear into it again!!
I'd replace that plywood bench top with some solid wood! It would eliminate all of that flex!
You’re right, but it’s a temporary setup. I’ll have a new bench soon.
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Which De Priming die is that?
Mine worked for two days then starting jamming and so I just sent it back
Get a Dillon 550. You can load almost anything and no tinkering around. It was the best thing I bought.
I have no problem with Dillon stuff. I know it’s high quality, but at the price it should be. I have everything I need to effectively load everything I shoot. So I have no reason to drop a grand on Dillon stuff to do the same thing. So is it really no tinkering around? I’ve read some reviews where people seem to have problems with the priming system. But, I’ve never used one myself.
I hope it works out for you but it looks like a toy compared to most other presses.