Search:

To close the loop, Brownell's returned my email a week ago and settled up just fine. Everyone is happy! Must just be the times.

Recently placed an order with Brownell's for a couple of Dewey cleaning rods among some other small things. Instead of getting cleaning rods I got an AR15 upper....most might be happy with this...

Hi,

Would anyone help a brother out and take a picture of their power supply/post.....I don't know what the specs of it are and I don't want to blow up anything. I moved and don't know what is...

I've shot at least a thousand rounds of this though reload at your own discretion:

500 Mag 700 IMR SR-4759 22.2 gr Large Rifle Primer

The latter and I'm not comfortable experimenting....guess I'll just use my last bottle of titegroup. I also have SR 4759 but that stuff meters terrible. But I have 8 pounds of red dot, lol!

Anybody use Red dot powder for their .500 S&W? Most data goes up to 44 mag but generally stops there. Scratching my head.

sized and lubed about a thousand .358 bullets on my star this weekend, many more thousands in the future if I'm lucky. Such a great machine!

I suppose I could move the powder measure from station 2 to station 3 to allow the RCBS lube die in station 1 for decap and lube. Station 2 could be primer seat and sizing. then get powder, then...

Yes its just as easy if not quicker on the 750; the pro 2000 has something special in this regard by comparison....just super quick but you had to manually replace the powder measure so you lost time...

Both are great presses and each has its advantages. I really like how easy it is to change primers on the Pro 2000, the Dillon just takes a little more time. I also like the APS strips on the pro...

The machine is not auto index but it is in working condition and comes with everything needed for small pistol to large rifle priming.

Accessories include:
Inline fabrication quick change plate...

Agreed and when you consider that the vast majority of educators are liberal, teaching critical thinking is not ideologically an intelligent approach. Consider the gov't loans for college; a...

I got the XL750 a few days back. I nearly bought the 1100 but when I saw a die changeover video and witnessed about a 30 minute changeover I quickly left that idea. With the new press, I loaded 800...

I didn't realize the tool head was that thick...thanks for the tip.

I'm banking on it, i mostly have RCBS and lyman dies

I didn't order any dies so keep that in mind but press, case feeder, large rifle and pistol plate, tool heads, 2x conversion caliber kits, all in stock.

Thank you all for your feedback, I just dropped the hammer on an XL750 and plan to mass reload 38 special and 7.62x39. Looking forward to trying out the Dillon.

I loaded about 350 x 45/70 with 350 grain cast boolits I cooked up. Ran out of boolits so I gotta fire the pot back up tomorrow and mould out another 30 pounds of boolits!

Copy all that my good friend. I'll keep my eye out for a 650 on the used market...I'm still slamming away on my RCBS pro 2000 but dang that case feeder option would be great. Unfortunately, I did a...

Thanks everyone!

Hello,

I have a 350 grain mold with no GC. I am planning to use SR4759 27gr powder load and was wondering do I need to use a wad or filler? Is it safe to do so without a wad or filler? I'm not...

Don, very fantastic response and I appreciate the time you put into it. I shoot the absolute dog poo out of my S&W 686 (easy to find the brass in a wheel gun) so the vast majority of my reloads are...

Recently, less than 5,000 for all calibers...but my future has many thousands of rounds assuming the gov't doesn't try to take my guns.

Hello,

I have an RCBS pro 2000 already and load 10 calibers. Talk me out of buying a 750 press as an upgrade please.

v/r
John

Sorry to hear....never forget he lives in your mind and your heart.