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RCBS service is second to none. Even when I caused the problem they took care of it at no charge.

How about you have the dies brass, bullets for a caliber you don't own. ( Said rifle will on its way soon)

RCBS has always had great service. Even when the problem was caused by me.

You might want to add a case trimmer and a stuck case remover. If military cases are used then some way to remove the crimp.

Haven't dealt with Hornady but RCBS and Dillon have been good to me even if it was my scew up.

5 for my Dillon's and 2 RCBS.

I wonder were there prices are comming from on powder primers and bullets. I have'nt seen prices that low in years here in Oregon. The top of there price list has been the norm for a few years, and...

I have a set of Teaxs dies and it kind of looks like that. At least the top half.

My brother has one in 308 and the stock is chessy. He would like to replace it also. Let us know how things work out.

Get a copy of the Blue press and see what everything you have is selling for, and then that would give you a idea what it is worth. From what I have seen, you could get back what you pay for it new....

I've been wanting to pick up another Dillon 650 press. Maybe when things settle down, I'll be able to get cheap. If not I'll order one after the first of next year or around there sometime.

Saw a kid once who put dirt in his glock, then shoot said gun, just to show how good it was. I just turned and walked away.

I use a bore brush and Hoppies #9. Has always worked for me, as long as there is no rust.

I like 231. Meters really good out of my Dillon. I have used Unique, and a couple years ago was given a unopened 8 pound cansiter of Herco, that I used to load 9mm 40s&w 45acp with. Not very clean...

I'll be watching for the tool heads for a 650.

You might call Dillon and talk to them about the square deal. They might fix it for free. Just guessing though.

I have a 650 and have had only one problem with it, and Dillon replaced the part. I have set up all calibers that I load on there own tool head, so there is no need to adjust anything as long as I...

As stated looks like a junior press. Still have mine after 34 years. Contact RCBS for the parts you need. I know some folks say don't prime on the press, but I did for 30 years ( bought a Rock...

I've only had to use there customer service a couple times, and it was no questions asked, parts on the way.

I see nothing wrong, and I have both. I use the single stage press for all my rifle loading.

I have sent back a couple of bullet pullers to RCBS and they have replaced them every time. Great company to deal with. Give them a call.

I bought a Dillon 650 and used it for about a year then bought a 550 for a second press. After using both for a while I sold the 550. Nothing wrong with the press, it is I like the features on the...

I see I posted this in wrong area If possible please to correct form. Thanks

A friend of mine is trying to find a mold for his black powder pistol. What he is looking for is a mold in 45 cal. .454 diameter with a 180 gr. round nose for pistol. Can anyone point me in the right...

Dillon and RCBS are tops in the service department as far as I'm concern.