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buck1
04-04-2010, 02:36 PM
I bought a used Pro-Jector press a wile back. Had trouble with the indexing . I sent it back to Hornady and they replaced all the parts on this press and had it back to me in 2 weeks. NO Charge.. [smilie=p:

Buckshot
04-05-2010, 03:17 AM
..........Can't beat that!

...............Buckshot

7of7
04-05-2010, 08:26 AM
..........Can't beat that!

...............Buckshot

yes you can... have it right the firet time... but when that doesn't happen, this kind of turnaround is the next best thing...;-)

RKJ
04-05-2010, 11:08 AM
I bought some Used Hornady .300 Win Mag dies from my local shop and they were missing a small part (don't recall what now) I called and spoke with a lady in CS, I told her what I needed, she said it will be sent right out. I reiterated that these were used dies and that I expected to pay for the part. Nope, they wouldn't even talk of me paying for it, no shipping, nothing. I have always liked Hornady, and have had good service with their products, but that went above and beyond. I just wanted to toot their horn as they seem to be a very good company.

Lloyd Smale
04-05-2010, 06:05 PM
id have to say that so far hornadys customer service has been everything that rcbs and dillons is.

chrisx1
04-05-2010, 06:07 PM
Nice to see.....my experience with Hornady has been the same.

John Guedry
04-05-2010, 07:42 PM
Most American companies could learn a lot about customer service from manufactures of reloading equipment. They all are good,some better than others.

7of7
04-08-2010, 11:51 PM
I recently broke the decapping pin on y 357 size die. It was the old single piece design they had 5 years ago... All I did was inquire on the part number for a replacement part, or if I had to buy a zip spindle kit for it.
They apologized for the problem, and are sending me a zip spindle kit for the die set. I did tell them I had this set for 5 years...
Can't complain about that at all... I really like their dies anyway... which makes it even better...

cheese1566
04-09-2010, 08:45 AM
Yep,
I just emailed about getting some more primer cups for my old Pro-7/converted to ProJector progressive press. The primer cups that have a lip around the outside edge...I was afraid they would be lost or damaged some day and not replaceable- limiting the life of the press.

They emailed back and said they would ship a set free of charge!

Cool beans!

Gary51
04-09-2010, 08:28 PM
Have had good dealings with them and they are as good as RCBS and Redding in the Customer Service department.

blaser.306
04-09-2010, 08:45 PM
I own a LNL progressive that I started having a problem with the powder drop hanging up , and they sent the new style to me free of charge . And I don't care who you are you cannot argue with that for customer service!

Master Mariner
04-09-2010, 11:40 PM
My 15 year old Apex 3.1 is the envy of all my reloading friends. It is about as close to idiot proof as any machine can be.
The good folks at Hornady have kept my old timer running as well as the day I took it out of the carton.
There products are as good as their folks in customer service ---- superlative !

Fixxah
04-17-2010, 01:38 PM
I love my LnL. I agree Hornady CS is awesome. It is not needed as much as the blue guys so they feel like nothing is as good as theirs. TO each his own.

The fact that I don't need a degree in mechanical engineering is one reason I went red instead of blue. Someone gave me a Square Deal B in the box that was used once and came missing some parts. I printed out a parts list and decided it is best to have Dillon go over it for a fee and then I will sell it ASAP.

buck1
04-20-2010, 09:53 PM
yes you can... have it right the firet time... but when that doesn't happen, this kind of turnaround is the next best thing...;-)

This things been arround the block lots of times, loaded LOTS of ammo on it before this happened.

kavemankel
04-22-2010, 08:48 AM
I am a big fan of Hornadys CS. I was given a Projector press by my brother two weeks ago which I finally got around to checkin out the other day. It was missing several primer feed parts. Called Hornady and they picked up the tab on several of them and In the end I only had to pay $ 20 to get the machine upgraded to the LNL primer feed system.
I cant knock the blue guys since I own one of them for my semi auto pistol calibers and It functions perfectly and has done so for over 10 years and very little maintenance.

kavemankel
04-22-2010, 08:51 AM
I love my LnL. I agree Hornady CS is awesome. It is not needed as much as the blue guys so they feel like nothing is as good as theirs. TO each his own.

The fact that I don't need a degree in mechanical engineering is one reason I went red instead of blue. Someone gave me a Square Deal B in the box that was used once and came missing some parts. I printed out a parts list and decided it is best to have Dillon go over it for a fee and then I will sell it ASAP.

In this forum Clarks359 was asking some questions about the dillon that you may want to sell. He is looking for one to purchase. It sounds like a good match.