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Colt I have owned several with no issues.

I have both the 597 fits me much better but I have not shot the heck out of it to compare it to the 10/22 quality. Both are accurate 597 maybe has the edge here but after replacing the 10/22s stock no complants.

The only advice I have is dillons machines and the company are second to none for the noncomercial reloader. And also buy what you really want the first time you will wast a lot more upgradeing every so often. Save for a few more months if need be to get what you decide on whatever brand that...

I had an old lyman I got used probably 20+ years old worked great. Needed a bigger one bought a dillon a lot less noise and smoother. But the lymans made in the last decade maybe inproved as well.

I have only used dillon case lube but have loaded several thousand rds of .223. No problems sofar I lay a shop towel with as many cases as I can fit on it and spray away. Let dry a bit and put them in the casefeeder. Works for me.

Yes it is a dillon 650 w/casfeed and dillon case trimmer , can load .223 .243 .45acp .44mag and.357 with it so far. Dillon case tumbler and scales. And of course all the case gages and calipers . Yes that is a shop air supply line you can't see the quick coupler in the photo. I put one on...

Trying out my camera see what ya think.

Try wholesalehunter usually good deals on federal.

[email protected] He sell once fired at good prices and good condition mostly pistol brass but has 223 308 and 3006 as well.

Bought some brass from HQ BRASS they advertised here all great stuff cleaned ready to go. They were prompt and a great price 1000 45acp for 35.00 shipped. Thanks HQ.

I think barnual russia makes it I have used a lot of 7.62x39 in my sks with no problems.

You will not find ballistic tip ammo of any kind for surplus prices. It is quite expensive a ballistic tip is a polymer tipped bullet such as hornadays v-max or winchesters silver tip. Surplus ammo with colored tips designate it being armor pierceing tracer etc. Range will probably frown on...

Most people say barrel break in is a myth, do what makes you feel good. I clean mine after every shooting no matter if its 30rds or 1000.I have never had a problem with barrel life I shoot as much as I want to even if it's brannew when I am done I clean.

I just have a hard time justifying it when I could buy a decked out second 650 for $800 to $1000.

Want some opinions on the prototype bullet feeder shown on brian enos website. Would it be a huge time saver,put out a few more rounds not a must,pain in the rear to miss with?

This is the main reason I bought my 650 as I allready had a 550 when I want to load a buttload of shells the only station I have to watch is seating. And it is easy for me to tell if a primer is inserted by feal. So my whole attention is on the seating station and can concentrate on powder...

I have a 550 and 650 the 650 by far the fastest with the casefeeder but the 550 is a lot faster than a rockchucker. I would get the 550 over the square deal I know you say you only want to reload handgun now but what about 5 or ten years down the road? I would also have to give a thumbs up...

I bought one and am happy with it and its lifetime warranty to boot. They raised the price in my new catolog to $139.

Go to hornaday's website they have some excellant loads listed for the 55gr v-max. I load mine about 1 grain under max with 4064. They also have loads listed for heavier v-max bullets.

You can download a free ballistic caculator at remington.com only has remington ammo on it,but they have a 223 55gr fmj.