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I have one and I love it,

if it were me I would get a Dillon 550. I have had lots of different presses over the years and do most of my reloading on a Dillon 550 or single stage. I also have Dillon 650 , hornady lnl that get very little use. v e

I buy all my Dillon stuff from Dillon.

I use the one Dillon sells. it is real fast.

I buy them all. have been since early 70;s

one thing you should have is a case gage, it will save you a lot of trouble.

I just order 527 varmint in 17 hornet. should have it by the end of the week.

a friend of mine had too much acid in is body so when ever he handled any metal if he didn't wipe it off good would turn to rust. most all is gun had rust on them.

they are all good, I have been buying them all ever since the 60;s

yes you do, I have 22 short, 22 lr .22mag.5mm 17 hrm 17wsm 17 hornet 223 and many more. always room for one more.

I have also replaced the the switch to.

I remember when they came out. they came in a aluminum gun case and only a few where made. my friend was a custom gunsmith at colt and he wanted to get me one but I didn't like the looks.

that was done by mausers and used on some of their sinper rifles for the ss.not all made it to the ss.it would need those marking on the reciver.

you can use red dot powder for subsonic loads.i cant remenber the weight but used to use them with 750 to 800 gr bullet.

go to savageshooters.com they can help you their.

i have used both and like the devcon the best .

i would buy from dillon,i am only 30 min away from them but when i lived on the east coast i still order from them with no problem

sinclair has a nice one/

the gun shop i do my bussniess in charges 20.00

if you are using hand loads .make sure the resizing die is set right and you are pushing the shoulder back a little/