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Reloading with a Dillon RL 500B Part 4

How to reload with a Dillon RL 550B  
 
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korn6499 (3 weeks ago) Show Hide
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thanks for the videos...my dillon 550b is in the mail
lti12 (5 months ago) Show Hide
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I want to know about the life of the case, how many shots until its useless?
IndyGunFreak (4 months ago) Show Hide
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Depends on the load... If you're shooting very hot loads, case life will be short.  I've got 9mm cases I've reloaded 6-7x, but I tend to load on the mild side, since its just for practice.
lvbohemian (1 month ago) Show Hide
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I read in a current LEE publication, The ABC's of Reloading 7th Edition, that 20 times is typically the limit, I generally do not keep count, when I see potential failure points, also itemized in the aforementioned; I throw it in the scrap bin.
1viewer6 (7 months ago) Show Hide
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I was told by a guy at Dillon Precision that the case gage actually helps in setting the correct depth of the dies in the toolhead. Is this true?
Speedfreely (7 months ago) Show Hide
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How many times can you reload a brass casing if done with care?
neo19209 (8 months ago) Show Hide
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can a digital scale be used or is it not safe?
Spaxel90 (10 months ago) Show Hide
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that all depends on where you do it. If yo do it in your garage at least 3 metres away from anything electrical, or anything that give off lots of heat (like an electric heater), and you dont wear jewellery when you reload, you should be pretty safe.
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what if i use those plastic plugs like child poofing becuse i have outlets every 4 feet in the garage
Spaxel90 (10 months ago) Show Hide
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it should be fine, just remember that you are handling an explosive and take precautions and im sure all will be well.

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