Gary Reeder
that is my reasoning for this..
Friday, July 09, 2021, 17:00

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And I have added 2 more Dillon presses since these pics. By the time we close the shops and the gun store, get home and get a bite to eat it is 8PM. So I don't have a helluva lot of time to spare. each of these presses is set up for one cartridge (2 if you count 38 spl and 357 mag). So when I get home I can sit down and crank out 200 rounds in less than an hour and I am ready for the next day at the shop. Most press makers say you can change out calibers in a minute or less but that is pure BS. It takes at least 30 minutes if I change calibers, especially from small primer to large primer and run a test round and so on. We shoot sometimes 500 rounds a week test firing custom guns so I need to load just about every night.


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