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Nickle said:Adam, I've used the RCBS, and the older Lyman for the Spartan press (a LOT).
This is a far better tool. Cost was $82 plus shipping. I consider it money well spent. But then, I do a LOT of military brass.
http://dillonprecision.com/template/p.cfm?maj=15&min=0&dyn=1&
rscalzo said:The RCBS can not be used on Dillon presses so the other best option is the Dillon unit for those with progressive presses.![]()
USSR said:Ummm, the Dillon Super Swager cannot be used on Dillon presses either. It's an entirely seperate unit. However, it is indeed the way to go when you've got LOTS of brass to do.
Don
The Dillon swager is a stand alone unit. The 1050 does have a "decrimping station" The Super Swager is supposed to be very fast for removing the primer crimp in military brass.GTOShootr said:Maybe he meant the Dillon motorized case trimmer, but can't you screw that into any press? Or, the 1050, which has a "swaging station"?