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I'm looking to make a purchase and am unsure what route to take. I'm debating between buying a new safe, a Dillon 1050, or just a ton of bullet components.
I have a safe currently but it isn't the best. I've always wanted a large fire safe that I could store all my guns in. This will cost quite a bit of money but will last a lifetime...
OR...
buy a Dillon 1050 reloading press. I currently have a Dillon 650 and I would keep the 650 but add the 1050 to the mix. I shoot a lot esp. now after buying my race gun. I was thinking of the 1050 because it would be a bit quicker than the 650 and I could leave the 650 set up for .40 and the 1050 for .38 super
OR...
Just buy a boat load of bullet components to stock up on. I'm constantly buying bullets, primers, powder, and brass. Should I just stock pile a bunch of these components or just continue buying the way I have been all along which has worked fine for me.
DECISIONS... DECISIONS... DECISIONS...
Thanks,
Pete
I have a safe currently but it isn't the best. I've always wanted a large fire safe that I could store all my guns in. This will cost quite a bit of money but will last a lifetime...
OR...
buy a Dillon 1050 reloading press. I currently have a Dillon 650 and I would keep the 650 but add the 1050 to the mix. I shoot a lot esp. now after buying my race gun. I was thinking of the 1050 because it would be a bit quicker than the 650 and I could leave the 650 set up for .40 and the 1050 for .38 super
OR...
Just buy a boat load of bullet components to stock up on. I'm constantly buying bullets, primers, powder, and brass. Should I just stock pile a bunch of these components or just continue buying the way I have been all along which has worked fine for me.
DECISIONS... DECISIONS... DECISIONS...
Thanks,
Pete