dillon primer crimp remover

tatercats

November 28, 2005 07:16

has anyone used this? I reload military 06 and 223 alot. any feedback is apreciated. love it, hate it?

thanks
tater

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  Pinhead

  November 28, 2005 11:13

  I've used one for several years now. I wouldn't go back to the old methods again. They are fast and easy to use. I've run several thousand cses thru mine with no problems. It is a "feel" operation but easy to learn.

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  BHAVIN

  November 28, 2005 11:16

  I second that! After you get the "feel" of it the Dillon super swager is fast and easy. If you shoot alot of military brass it's a great investment.[;)]

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  tatercats

  November 28, 2005 11:23

  sweet-definetely getting one-thanks guys

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  Highball

  November 28, 2005 18:52

  Well worth the money.
  Wish I could have bought one just like it 40 years ago...lots of misery till the Dillon...

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  tatercats

  December 27, 2005 04:15

  WOO-HOO!
  
  got my crimp remover this weekend-i love it-reloaded about 150 rounds of 30-06 until i ran out of powder. i predict that the M1, 03A3 and AR are all gonna be making alot more noise more frequently!
  
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  BLAMBLING!

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  hpsarso

  January 01, 2006 18:14

  Just got 1 before X-Mas...tried it...absolutely LOVE IT!!!
  Saves SOOOOOOOOOOOOOO much twisting on a primer pocket reamer to get one ready for commercial primers it has sped my reloading up at least 100+ %. Took about an hour to get used to it...then it was "LOOK OUT WORLD"

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  jonk

  January 08, 2006 19:01

  Dunno about the dillon, but I've got a similar product from RCBS and it is well and above the damned reamer I started out with. Instead of 'twist twist twist' it's just 'pull'- done.

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  peabo

  January 09, 2006 06:03

  This RCBS die is dated 68. Just dug it back out to swage pockets of .223 military brass to form 7mm TCU. Alas, the .223 rod (inside pin) is missing!!![:(!] The large caliber rod is installed in the die, but cannot find the smaller 223 rod. The large and small primer pocket swager is here but the rod is missing. Guess I will have to call RCBS and see if I can get another one.
  
  
  
  
  Thanks---Peabo

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