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Bang, not boom. Lee does suck. Sorry, they do.
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45 ACP. I broke down and bought the bullets at collectors.Nice! What'd you make?
45 ACP. I broke down and bought the bullets at collectors.
Midway wouldn't ship. I found another place but was getting antsy waiting. So I picked up some at Collectors.What do you mean? Were you going to make your own?
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I suspect I'll have this relationship for a while, as I save my pennies for a dillon later.I've been using Lee presses for a several years now. Yes, they aggravate the living hell out of me most of the time and I swear at least once a reloading session "that's it, I'm buying a Dillon", but in the end, all of the rounds go bang and hit the target right where I'm trying to hit. I guess I got a love-hate thing going on with them.
Thanks!A single stage kit would be a good investment and allows you to make quality ammo and when you get a good progressive setup the single can be used for sizing/de-capping to save the wear and tear on the big boy.
Boom vs. bang was only a J/K moment and smilies on the handheld are a PITA.
Glad things work for you. Definitely a confidence builder but stick to the same routine and pay close attention to how things "feel" when it's going well.
I think the Dillon 550 B is the best press for the money. Lee is a funny operation, I love the dies, but hate the presses.
Lee is good. Dillon is very expensive, and you need a lot of stuff if you load more than one caliber. Also, beware to those who are not handy (me), I shoot with a lot of guys like myself who have Dillons, and you hear a lot of "bang-bang-bang-Ker Boom!". Like I say, unhandy folks seem to get a lot of unintentional powder drops. Once saw a First Generation SSA depart this world, with a double load of Bullseye dropped by a Dillon.