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Grandpa Shooter there is not chance I mixed up the pins. I only have one caliber conversion at this time. I ordered a .45acp conversion kit with the press. Inside were #1 pins, #2 shell plate, and a "D" powder funnel. I think the pins are okay. The shell plate and powder funnel are wrong...

I watched a video on Youtube. A guy was going for 6 grains on his Dillon measure. He threw it 10 times and weighed. He got 59.9. Seems accurate enough for me.

I was originally equipped with #1 locater buttons, a #2 shell plate, and a D powder/flaring attachment tube. I think the shell plate and powder funnel are for 38 special. I knew this before setting it up because I was playing around with the parts and I got out some brass. The brass would not...

The parts are on the way. Thanks all for the info.

A 550b.

What a wonderful machine. Have not had a chance to set it up with my daughter buzzing around. Question. The caliber conversion kit for .45 acp. The brass locater buttons have number 1 stamped on them. The shell plate has number 2 stamped on them. The powder flaring tool when placed up next...

I ordered a blue press yesterday. I'm sure I will have plenty of questions concerning set-up and operation. Thank you all. My thought process surrounding all of this is as follows. Dillon has the reputation. Hornady's (which I did give some very serious thought too) press is a first...

I have loaded many .44 magnum rounds with a lee hand loader. Powder was measured using the Lee dippers and leveled off with my drivers license.

What is your bench height? Do you reload seated or standing?

After much reading on many boards I have to get off the puck and make a decision. Dillon and the Lock and Load are the front runners. Many have said both press' are great each have its quirks. Quirks: LNL 1. Shell plate problem with 9mm. 2. 5th station clearance problems using other...

If I may? Where did you purchase yours? I have been looking for a LNL. Midway won't get any until 2-27-08. Midsouth won't have any until June. Have almost given up and cleared a space for something blue.

"It saves a LOT to shoot cast lead instead of FMJ. Something to consider." My .45 is an HK. I have to have the hard ball.

Thanks for the tip. I was going to do business with Precision Delta Bullets. They have great prices as well. I think they require a 2000 bullet order. I might have misunderstood their website. Both sites look really good. Thanks.

It depends upon the type of backstop they use. My range used to be no jackets of any kind. I have been personally hit by this stuff. No serious damage but I bled and it hurt like hell. My range now employs a more modern backstop and fmj's are now allowed.

Sorry. My intention was not to start a flame war over which press is best. I am sure both are fabulous. I have been thinking about the 650 lately because I can't seem to find anyone who has the Hornady in stock.

I have been reloading for many years on a single stage press. I want to move up. I don't intend to compete, or shoot thousands of rounds a month. I have turned over the thought of a turret press. The thought of 4000 pulls for 1000 rounds does not appeal to me. So, a progressive will be on...

I get 1.268

I have been using a friends reloading equipment. I have decided to purchase my own setup. I have flirted with the idea of a progressive. The LNL is my first choice. Problem is I can't find anyone who has them? Internet or local store. Midsouth estimates June is when they will have them...