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Skinny, if you get a Dillon you will soon find yourself building a room on your house just to store your ammo in. I`ve been loading on a 550 Dillon since the 1980`s. Their powder measure is very accurate with ball powders and as good as any with stick powder. ( I`ve never found one that worked well) The quality of the ammo you load will be as good as with your Rock Chucker, I`ve proved that to a loa of non belivers. I usually don`t worry about the lube, but I have been know to wipe it off and even tumble it.
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I've been giving some thought toadding the set up to load .223's on my Dillon. The lubing and sizing of the brass has been where I held off doing it. I think the best was may just be doing the resizing on my Rockchucker, tumbling th brass to remove the lube and do the finish work on the Dillon. It's a couple of extra steps but I think I'd rather do it that way than have to either wip off all those shells at the end or have to tumble loaded ammo. I don't think that's such a good idea. Might be interesting to call Dillon and ask what they think.
Paul B. |
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