I don't know there might be something worthwhile having a progressive, I got another 900 done this week on the single stage.
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I don't know there might be something worthwhile having a progressive, I got another 900 done this week on the single stage.
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Time saved as well as your elbow and shoulder.Quote:
Originally Posted by USMC88-93
Just a general idea here, but if I pull the handle 200 times on a single stage to get 50 rounds, I can quadruple my output with the same 200 handle pulls on a four hole press like a Dillon. 50 rounds vs 200 rounds for the same amount of work. How many rounds does it take to recover your investment for the press? You already have the dies and components.Quote:
Originally Posted by Great-Kazoo
Some people have auto-drives for their press and that is just a whole other class of operation [AR15]
sized/deprimed 1000 .223, tumbled in stainless media. last batch is drying now.
For me it's more of a, was everyone happy with the deal. Money is so bourgeois.Quote:
Originally Posted by cstone
Which reminds me. Ordered a 300blk tool head for the 1050. NO More loose trimmer, hopefully.
My arm hurts just looking at this. Invest in a Dillon 550. Such a versatile machine that you can't go wrong IMO.Quote:
Originally Posted by USMC88-93
Primers look a little deep....just say'n [panic]Quote:
Originally Posted by USMC88-93
Haha! That's just mean manQuote:
Originally Posted by Blowby
Cast and powder coated, sized five pounds of lead into 9MM and 45 ACP bullets.
Loaded up 150 rounds of 6AR and another 150 of 6X47 Lapua for this weekend.
And still patiently awaiting the arrival of my annealer........