Gary Reeder
I keep the 8 Dillons as they are quicker to load a
Wednesday, May 02, 2018, 11:29

lot of ammo in a short time. I don't use the Dillons for necked down cartridges as the shell plate is spring loaded and sometimes doesn't push the shoulder back far enough to chamber. I use the turret presses for them. I also have the RCBS Ammo master for tall cartridges and the Rockchucker for doing some of the sizing that requires a lot of torque. The turret presses are 2 RCBS and one Redding. The RCBS turrets are as good as the Redding and a lot cheaper with a better warranty.


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