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Cost of Dillon reloader?
tr fox
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I've only got a 1970's single stage RCBS reloader. It is very, very slow, but is made of carbide steel so I don't have to use any lube on the cases.
But a buddy has got a multi-stage (progessive?) Dillon reloader he bought used for $100.00. I haven't seen it but I trust my buddy not to scam me and he is offering it to me for what he paid for it ($100.00) It is complete and ready to go (not sure what calibers) and for another $20.00 he will include a brand new case cleaner which he paid $40.00 for.
I know very little about reloading (last time I did was 1978) and I have no idea about costs. With what little info I was able to provide can anyone give me any guidance?
Since I recently scored 7,500 RCBS still in the box 148 grain .38 wadcutters for 2.5 cents each, I need to start reloadng.
But a buddy has got a multi-stage (progessive?) Dillon reloader he bought used for $100.00. I haven't seen it but I trust my buddy not to scam me and he is offering it to me for what he paid for it ($100.00) It is complete and ready to go (not sure what calibers) and for another $20.00 he will include a brand new case cleaner which he paid $40.00 for.
I know very little about reloading (last time I did was 1978) and I have no idea about costs. With what little info I was able to provide can anyone give me any guidance?
Since I recently scored 7,500 RCBS still in the box 148 grain .38 wadcutters for 2.5 cents each, I need to start reloadng.
Comments
rember Dillon has a life time no B.S. warrenty
Anyway, I thank all of you.
Just be sure it's not a 450! They don't service or warranty the oldest models anymore, and you can't upgrade any missing toolheads or other necessary pieces.
Dang! Your warning came just in time. I'm going go make the purchase tomorrow afternoon, Sunday 3-4-07. I will look for that model number on the box (if any) or hopefully on the reloader itself. Thanks.
Bring the phone number for Dillon along with you, so that if it is missing anything you can call them before money changes hands to see if they'll still take care of you
Good advice but I doubt they take phone calls on Sunday. Besides, you can only squeeze what is offered as being a good deal from a friend so hard.
I never had that problem with my friends, they all know I'm the cheepest man in the state of CA
Got ya beat. I'm the cheapest man in TWO states. KS and MO.
BTW, the Dillion press is the "SquareDeal B Auto-Indexing Reloader which I am going to pay for and pickup this afternoon. Thanks for any and all advice on this matter to each and eveyone of you.
ya get to make a whole 5 on the deal
what ya say friend [:D][?][:D]
Just be sure it's not a 450! They don't service or warranty the oldest models anymore, and you can't upgrade any missing toolheads or other necessary pieces.
Are you trying to say that the Lifetime warranty on my Dillon 450 is not a lifetime Warranty??? What a bunch of cheapskates!!!
give ya 105.00 for it
ya get to make a whole 5 on the deal
what ya say friend [:D][?][:D]
Uh....let me think for a minute......ah......no.