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I picked up a Dillon 650 about three years ago when learning how to reload and am very happy with it. Over time I upgraded with accessories like a case feeder, more tool heads, bullet tray ect... I do 40, 38, 357, 45 ACP and 9mm.

Set your dies in the tool head for your loads and don't mess with it again unless you change bullet types. Powder charges remain consitant when you set them and you can change calibers in a short amount of time.

And when you really need a quick 200 rounds an hour before a match it only takes about 15 minutes to make em'.

[QUOTE="MFP4073, post: 150726, member: 768"] I picked up a Dillon 650 about three years ago when learning how to reload and am very happy with it. Over time I upgraded with accessories like a case feeder, more tool heads, bullet tray ect... I do 40, 38, 357, 45 ACP and 9mm. Set your dies in the tool head for your loads and don't mess with it again unless you change bullet types. Powder charges remain consitant when you set them and you can change calibers in a short amount of time. And when you really need a quick 200 rounds an hour before a match it only takes about 15 minutes to make em'. [/QUOTE]

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