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I would love to hear the outcome of the Problem?

Have you tried "shaking up the Bottle" before using it.

Dillon Powder Measure. When I bought the Dillon RL550B, the first powder I tried was 3031. I had set the Machine up and was ready to reload. I worried with it deep into the early Morning and finally gave up. I never could get it to thro a consistent charge. I am in a different time zone...

I had a Problem with my Mini doing the same thing. Disassembled it and while fooling with it, a small shaving of Brass fell out of the Bolt where the Firing Pin is located. i didn't realize exactly where it came from. I put it back together and it hasn't failed to fire since. I think it has...

I recently reloaded 25-06 with Reloader19. The Lyman 49th edition told me with a 87 grn bullet and 50.5 grns of R-19, my velocity would fall into the 2950 fps range. All cases were trim to length. Each Powder charge was weight. OAl was set at 3.096. Upon firing these rounds, I was shocked...

Extruded Powders do not work well in the Dillon Powder Dispenser. It should tell you in your Dillon manual about the use of these tyoes of Powders.

It won't "knock em down" like a 30/06, but it will turn their insides to Jello. I shot one for years. I have killed Whitetails with 87grn to 117grn Hornady. I gaurantee they will not travel over 30 steps. and will collapse. Shoots flat and can be reloaded to shoot even flatter. Like the man...

I favor the Lyman Edition No. 49. To me, this is the best one.

I started reloading for this Caliber a short while back. I made the mistake of trying to reload on a progressive press. I found that the cases are about as thick as Prince Albert cigarette paper. I ruined about 9 or 10 before I got going with it. After that I started using the Single Stage...

I've been reloading about 10 years for .223, 25-20, 243, 25-06 and .308. Some like the 25-20 doesn't get fired very often. I'm still on the first pound since I started reloading for it. .223, about 15 lbs. 25-06 about 5 lbs. .243 about 3lbs. .308 3lbs. By some standards, that's not alot...

Go with the RL550B, you want regret it.

WC 844, WC 748, H 335 any of these meter well and can be very accurate with the right bullet.

I started reloading about 8 or 9 years ago on a Dillon Rl550B. As Kingmt. and Walkalong are telling you, it's not that hard. I make jokes about starting on a progressive. It was interesting, but not hard. After you fail to get a primer in a few rounds and powder is all over the press, or...

Like Kingcreek said, most of the imperfect rounds you make will be something you did to cause it. Only problems I've ever had with my 550B, were self induced. Read directions carefully when setting up your Press. When you get it dialed in, LOAD AWAY. Robert

If I have Components, all the Supplies I need, I'll load until no more Brass, or components run out. Which ever comes first.

I also used the Lee depth Gauge & Shell holder for a long time. I have Athritis in my Hands now. It worked fine. Chucked in a 3/8 Drill. Hands got so bad, I finally bought a Wilson abought 4 months ago. It has a Micrometer on it. Easy to set up Trim length. Once you get the feel of it...

I live in Mississippi, my drive for components is about 25 miles. I know several guys in my Town that reload. It is a small Town of about 1500 people. I think there are 8 reloaders here. The place I buy components is expensive, but I guess by the time you pay Hazmat fees and shipping, it...

I have used just about all of the Powder you guys have mentioned. Everything but xbr8208. Never tried it. I have used H335 for the .223 for several years, no problems. I think I'm going to try this 8208 and see how I like it.

I have tried it both ways, press and hand primers. It's like the Guy said, "whatever floats your boat". I see no advantages of disadvantages in either. If you use a progressive, why not use it all, you paid for it. Same with a Single stage, you bought the hand primer, why not use it..

I agree with what has been said above from the other Guys. My best advice is to start with something simple. I made the mistake of buying a Dillon RL550B right off of jump street. Boy, was that a mistake. There is entirely to much going on, on a Progressive press for the inexperienced...