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  • GSPBirdDog

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    The picture download messed up! Sorry and pictures are below in next thread.
     

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    GSPBirdDog

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    Nice! I am seeing lots of RED in those pictures!

    Yeah, I owned a Dillon 650 and decided to go with Hornady this time. They both have their pros and cons, but i went with Hornady due to their primer system, powder drop, and half index. It has it’s corks sometimes, but once you get everything dialed in, it runs smooth. I might buy another 650 sometime to do 300 BLK and trim my brass.
     

    Doublehelix

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    Yeah, I owned a Dillon 650 and decided to go with Hornady this time. They both have their pros and cons, but i went with Hornady due to their primer system, powder drop, and half index. It has it’s corks sometimes, but once you get everything dialed in, it runs smooth. I might buy another 650 sometime to do 300 BLK and trim my brass.


    Haha! That is cool for sure. I am a 650 man myself, and love it, but have never loaded on a LnL, so I have nothing to compare to. Glad you are digging the Hornady stuff.
     

    GSPBirdDog

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    Haha! That is cool for sure. I am a 650 man myself, and love it, but have never loaded on a LnL, so I have nothing to compare to. Glad you are digging the Hornady stuff.

    Well, if you are ever down in the Southern Indiana/Henryville area, get a hold of me and i will let you try it out.
     

    GSPBirdDog

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    Upgraded Inline Fabrication Pics

    I decided to strengthen up my Hornady AP with some Inline Fabrication goodness!

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    GSPBirdDog

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    Added some BLUE to my reloading room and extended the bench! The only thing my 650 needs is a Mr. Bullet Feeder and RT1500 trimmer!

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    Doublehelix

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    Wow. That turned out really well, great job. "A spot of blue in a sea of red!!!"

    It will be interesting to see how you like the Dillon compared to the Hornady. Way too much back and forth on which is better, sort of like the political situation in our country right now!

    I love my MBF on the XL650, but if you add the trimmer, you are going to run out of spaces!
     

    GSPBirdDog

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    POWDER CABINET

    Thanks guys for the great comments! I was away for 4 days with work. I came home and my wife bought me a corner cabinet for my primers and powder. I went and got some led strip lighting at Lowes and fastened it under the new bench as well as under the cabinet. I am not trying to gloat at all. I am just very proud of my reloading room and want to share pics with you all.
    DoubleHelix..... Now that i have another Dillon 650 set up, you can tell a significant difference between the Hornady ammo plant and the 650. The 650 runs sooooo much smoother and the case feed is almost silent compared to the Hornady case feeder. You almost need ear pro when the Hornady case feeder and bullet feeder are running. I am getting the 1500 trimmer and Mr Bullet feeder for the Dillon. I might just get rid of the Hornady and get either another 650 or a 1050.

    Thanks for the great comments and you all have a great week!

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    Doublehelix

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    Thanks guys for the great comments! I was away for 4 days with work. I came home and my wife bought me a corner cabinet for my primers and powder. I went and got some led strip lighting at Lowes and fastened it under the new bench as well as under the cabinet. I am not trying to gloat at all. I am just very proud of my reloading room and want to share pics with you all.

    Looks great! Sounds like she's a keeper!!! (Your wife, not the cabinet, but I would keep the cabinet too!!! :): )

    I also use the LED strips on my bench, both underneath (motion activated) and under some top shelves. Makes a big difference.



    DoubleHelix..... Now that i have another Dillon 650 set up, you can tell a significant difference between the Hornady ammo plant and the 650. The 650 runs sooooo much smoother and the case feed is almost silent compared to the Hornady case feeder. You almost need ear pro when the Hornady case feeder and bullet feeder are running. I am getting the 1500 trimmer and Mr Bullet feeder for the Dillon. I might just get rid of the Hornady and get either another 650 or a 1050.

    Great to hear!

    If it were me, I would get a 1050. Don't get me wrong, my XL650 is amazing in every way for what it is, but the 1050 takes it to the next level of smoothness... seriously. The priming is superior, and with the extra tool head positions you can keep your trimmer loaded and still go from cradle-to-grave on a cartridge. Pretty cool. Plus: if you want to add automation in the future, the 1050 is the MUCH better base to do so with.

    As much as I love my 650, my next press will either be a Dillon 1050 or a Mark 7 Evolution.

    Congrats once again on a great bench and great new press!!!
     

    HOTSHOT357

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    ADDED A PRESS

    I started reloading with a new Dillon SDB. Six or seven months later I purchased a .30-30. I traded the SDB in on a 550 B. Last week I was in the LGS and noticed he still had my trade-in. Long story short, I shot him a price and he took it. I bought the press twice and I am still below MSRP. Now I have one for small primers and one for large.
     

    GSPBirdDog

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    I started reloading with a new Dillon SDB. Six or seven months later I purchased a .30-30. I traded the SDB in on a 550 B. Last week I was in the LGS and noticed he still had my trade-in. Long story short, I shot him a price and he took it. I bought the press twice and I am still below MSRP. Now I have one for small primers and one for large.

    Nice Looking set up HOTSHOT357! Now that you have the bug, you will be upgrading and upgrading and upgrading...LOL Guys ask me all the time how much money I save reloading and all i say is “ I haven’t broke even yet”. Enjoy that 550!
     

    HOTSHOT357

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    Believe me I will. I really enjoy reloading. Maybe not as much as shooting but a real close second! By the way, that is one fine looking German Short Hair!!!!
     

    GSPBirdDog

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    Believe me I will. I really enjoy reloading. Maybe not as much as shooting but a real close second! By the way, that is one fine looking German Short Hair!!!!

    My German Short Hair is the greatest gift i have ever had. He has been by my side through thick and thin. The most loyal friend i have ever had.
     
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