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More like it will result in more regulation on what is a forward grip. I get the attitude of pushing the legal limits and the "but the law says" mental gymnastic people use, and I even disagree with the law. But this kind of thing is what leads to more laws with more restrictions, it's not helping anything.
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i am sorry for a dumb question - so - that one is a 9mm press. is it only going to work for 9mm or can it be modified to also load .223 and 6.5CM?Dillon SD B Press 9mm Luger
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413dan
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that is not a dumb question at all. ask questions in the world of reloading, many questions. one of the ways to help ensure you stay safe!
that particular press is only used for straight wall cartridges, not bottleneck rifle. from the link description
"Featuring an automatically indexed shell plate, it is intended to produce moderate quantities of match-quality handgun ammunition for the user who does not have a need to load bottle-necked cartridges."
the auto indexing part means the shell plate (the thing that is holding the brass you're charging) moves when you crank the handle, and don't have to index it to the next stage by hand in an additional motion.
Normally, a press is a press. This specific one (the SDB) is a special case. It takes proprietary dies and can only do short cartridges, essentially just pistol.
Here’s one for rifle (and pistol)
Hornady Lock-N-Load Classic Single Stage Reloading Press Kit - Graf & Sons
Just getting started in hand loading? There's no need to search for equipment or worry about what you're missing when you get this kit. It comes with everything you need to turn out high-quality, accurate handloads, right from the start. Kit includes: Lock-N-Load® Classic™ Reloading...
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MEC Marksman Single Stage Reloading Press - Graf & Sons
The MEC MarksmanTM is made from ductile cast iron for superior quality and durability. The patent-pending self-centering shell holder technology provides greater accuracy and consistency to every reload. The MEC MarksmanTM is compatible with all 7/8-14 thread dies to change calibers quickly...
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well, i just still trying to understand if there is a way to avoid having collection of presses for different calibers. i really do not want to get multiples, if it is possible, space is the issue.
Yes. Don't buy a square deal B.
A Dillon 550C would be a good option that does not use proprietary dies.
RL550C - Reloading Machines - Reloading
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and then it simply needs several caliber kits and it is all?
RL550C - Reloading Machines - Reloading
Dillon Precision: Reloaders, Reloading Equipment, Bullet Reloading, Bullet Reloaders
and then it simply needs several caliber kits and it is all?
Caliber kits that include tool head and powder measure are fast but expensive. Alternatively, you can be a cheap SOB and just buy dies, the correct shell plate, and the correct pins. Much less expensive but you 'tear down' your setup every time VS. buying the swappable tool head, etc.
RL550C - Reloading Machines - Reloading
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and then it simply needs several caliber kits and it is all?
Yes.. you can even go further with extra tool heads and keep the different dies mounted in them. Then changeover is even easier/faster.
Hornady Lock-N-Load Ammo Plant 110 Volt Auto Progressive Press
Load up to 500 cartridges an hour with the Hornady Lock-N-Load Ammo Plant 110 volt. This auto progressive press comes fully equipped with many items.
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Still waiting for a dillon 650/750 to go in stock 
Still waiting for a dillon 650/750 to go in stock
Did you place an order?
I had to put an order in for casefeed plates today bc I totally spaced on them when ordering 45 & 308 conversions.
Lead time is 12-16 weeks, I'm not that dedicated to the cause, I keep hoping I'll come across one used
LOL You funny. Meanwhile you could have been almost halfway through that lead time.
Yeah, probably, instead I'm accruing interest and buying other more relevant stuff. I've shot about 30 rounds since the beginning of the pandemic, it's just not high on my priority list.
Dang. Get those guns dusted off
SKumar
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Going to the range is like exercise. If you don't maintain, you're going to lose all the gains you've made. You can be conservative with ammo and still have productive range time.
I know right? Was shooting at least once a month for the last few years, 2020 I zeroed in a new hunting rifle to the tune of 30 rounds, and took 3 shots in the field.
If ammo wasn't f***in $45 a box for 9mm I'd be more likely to get out there, but I don't have a huge stash handy.
30 rounds isn’t even a range trip, that’s a magazine.
Shoot 22 or something. Reload to lower the cost.
Oh wait...
Shoot 22 or something. Reload to lower the cost.
Oh wait...
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I’ve had a SDB a 550 and a 650. If I ever got back into reloading, I’d probably go to a 550. Auto indexing is nice, but I’d you make a mistake, you’re sorta screwed. The SDB is small inside the press. It’s ok for 9mm. Once you get bigger, your fingers get in the way. And I’d you go down 1/2 way and see a problem, you’re screwed. Backing up advances everything.
I also had a LnL AP. Do not get. It indexes backwards and your hands and the press get in the way of seeing what is going on in most of the stages. Especially the stage after powder charging. Which is NOT good.
I love my LNL AP. Loaded easily 50-60k rounds and it works well. No issues yet. But everyone has their own preference on presses.
Lee Challenger Breech Lock Single Stage Press Anniversary Kit
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Lee Pro 1000 Progressive Press Kit 380 ACP
The Lee Pro 1000 Progressive Press is a great press for beginning reloaders or seasoned veterans. Just add a bullet and load a cartridge with each pull...
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Biff Quizler
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Not sure why I found myself there but Cabela's in Hudson had some shotgun, .223 and a bit of .22, .45 and .308 ammo this evening ....
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