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I found this manual on the web https://www.dillonprecision.com/media/manuals/dillon-rl300-manual-english.pdf

I got a used 1980's SDB many years old from a friend and it had a clicking sound so I sent it to Dillon for a going over., a week or so later - They sent me a new press. Can't beat Dillon! I own 4...

I have a Mec, as stated above it's wonderful!

I also recommend dropping a couple glass marbles or whatever is handy in the spray bottle for mixing purposes .

Make your own case lube :https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sQn-8hMBHpI
Works like a charm!

I have 4 Dillons 550,2-SDB's & a 650 and last year I bought a Mec Marksman single stage, first single stage I ever owned in the 30 years of reloading. The Mec is very impressive, smooth as silk and...

I have two SDB's first one cost me $75.00 the second one I gave my friend $200.00 for it. He didn't want any money for it but I just couldn't take it for free. He gave me so much stuff along with it...

Try cleaning your primer tubes with a long pipe cleaner, or perhaps spray some brake parts cleaner through them. It might help, then again it might not. Just a suggestion on my part.

I have mine mounted on an Inline Fab. 4" quick change stand That way I can use the stand for my RCBS bench primer,.Dillon 600 swager or my vise, very convenient.

I have one and believe it was money well spent. As mentioned above very smooth and well built. It's the first single stage press I've ever owned and bought it last year. No regrets. As for comparison...

LMAO. That tickled me!

I use a couple of Harrell's. for developing loads when I use my single stage Mec Marksman 310734 Bulk loading is done on my Dillons.

I agree with Oldsman, send it in to DillonThey charge about $79.00 for an overhaul. I sent a SDB to them that I got for free, cost me about $50.00 to ship to them. They sent me a new SDB or a...

this is how I do it 310206

I had a can of bag balm already and have used it on a RCBS lube pad. It worked well on the few 308 casings I threw in the container. I did squeeze out some excess lube with a paper towel as you...

This process is outstanding, after reading your post I went out to the shed and tried it out with Bag Balm, and a few pieces of rag. Excellent works like a charm. Thank you for the awesome tip.

Nyoil is good stuff too! I like Kroil, and Marvel Mystery Oil also.

I'm amazed at how long this thread has been running too!

I checked out you web page http://www.axe-n-anvil.com/ I really enjoyed the videos. Great stuff and Great craftsmanship.

I use the Dillon covers as seen in the upper left of this photo. 309691

+1 On what sigep1764 said!

I wouldn't sell the 550, It's there for when you want to produce quantity. Don't know when you bought it but, to replace it in today's market is expensive. I have four Dillons and it doesn't bother...

True that!

I own 4 Dillon progressive presses, 650, 550, & (2) SDB's, and recently purchased my first single stage press earlier this year, a MEC Marksman. I have to admit I'm impressed with it, unbelievably...

I lube very thing I reload! Just makes things operate a bit smoother to me, been doing it for 28 years no need to change up now.