Listen to this Guy, he knows what he's talking about, he's telling you the truth and Dillon machines are the very best and finest progressive machines on the market. Second to none. Dillon is the standard by which I measure other manufactures products. And damn few measure up. Most are found wanting compared to Dillon products. And in case you're wondering....., "NO" I do not work for Dillon nor am I associated with them. I am just a customer and I own 3 of their machines. An XL650 and Two RL550B's Very best equipment I own, and I own a lot.
Can you use the RT1500 electric trimmer on a RL1100? Can you set up a dedicated Toolhead/ Quick Change kit to swap the RL1100 from Case Prep to reloading? And if so would both work with the DA3000? The difference between the RL1100/DA3000 + the RT1500 vs adding 3k for a whole CP2000 is more than worth the extra effort.
I still miss the forums, Dillon. There was a wealth of information *that I helped create* that is now lost. Next thing you'll be outsourcing your tech support to India. So it goes...
Mark7 does make some good automation equipment. We salute our competitors, as it drives us to maintain our ability to offer the best customer service and manufacture what is statistically looked at as the worlds finest reloading equipment to all income classes and levels of shooters.
You can change thr primer holder instead of the whole arm actually. Can do it under a minute with no adjustment. Look at the side of the bar and you will see an allen bolt. Lift press half way to access.
Listen to this Guy, he knows what he's talking about, he's telling you the truth and Dillon machines are the very best and finest progressive machines on the market.
Second to none.
Dillon is the standard by which I measure other manufactures products.
And damn few measure up.
Most are found wanting compared to Dillon products.
And in case you're wondering.....,
"NO" I do not work for Dillon nor am I associated with them. I am just a customer and I own 3 of their machines.
An XL650 and Two RL550B's
Very best equipment I own, and I own a lot.
Can you send us an email good sir? We would like to send you a token of our appreciation for your kind words.
The first time my wife tried my 550B she made about 500rds of 223Rem in an hour, she never loaded before this.😊
Love the video 🤩
Gary is gold
Might be a trick of the light but at 6:52 it looks like a primer was not seated all the way flush.
Good eye!
I saw that too.@@entrepreneurialliving
Can you load 30-06 m1 garand rounds on the RL1100?
Is the BL550 able to be upgraded over time to have the same features as a RL550C?
Can you use the RT1500 electric trimmer on a RL1100? Can you set up a dedicated Toolhead/ Quick Change kit to swap the RL1100 from Case Prep to reloading? And if so would both work with the DA3000? The difference between the RL1100/DA3000 + the RT1500 vs adding 3k for a whole CP2000 is more than worth the extra effort.
yes you can,
I still miss the forums, Dillon. There was a wealth of information *that I helped create* that is now lost. Next thing you'll be outsourcing your tech support to India. So it goes...
Any chance they’re on a way back machine?
I agree... the videos are fantastic, but the forum knowledge was fantastic. I hope they saved them somewhere....
I have cranked out a many 1000 of rounds out of my 550.
25:50 but that's not a loaded round Gary 😅
Watching this makes me love my mark7’s even more……
😂😂😂
Mark7 does make some good automation equipment. We salute our competitors, as it drives us to maintain our ability to offer the best customer service and manufacture what is statistically looked at as the worlds finest reloading equipment to all income classes and levels of shooters.
Not sure why I'm watching. I can't afford this stuff. Lee for me
Quick Change Toolheads are a breeze, BUT changeing between small and large primer is a pain in the a**
...which is *exactly* why you need *two!*
You can change thr primer holder instead of the whole arm actually. Can do it under a minute with no adjustment. Look at the side of the bar and you will see an allen bolt. Lift press half way to access.
@dahut, so you mean two machines?? Who the fuck can afford two??
@@wannabe4668 I mean I have 3 so.....