Would you buy this for a Dillon machine? In other words, my husband has the dillon reloader, and the dillon bullet puller is 29.95... interchangeable?
937619
This bullet puller is designed only to work when striking the end like a hammer. I believe the one you are referring to uses collets and can be used in a reloading press. This one cannot be used in a reloading press.
937620
Yes, this is a separate tool that does only one job on it's own. It will work with any reloading setup.
937621
ive had to beat on some rounds when i first started that were crimped too much and its held up fine
937622
The bullet puller is totally independent of whatever reloading system you own. As far as I know all of the inertial pullers like this are almost identical.
937623
the one i have works just fine, just have to smack it on concrete or something more solid than a block of wood as they recommend. yes i have one and wud buy another if needed, the type of reloading press really has nothing to do with this product, thx for asking.
937624
if you look at the puller , anyone can tell its a hammer type bullet puller.
937625
yes, although the puller wlll work for any reloading equipment. The completed bullet or factory ammo goes in one end, the collar is screwed down tight and then using it like a hammer against a hard surface give the other end a hard slam. the bullet is "pulled" from the case and dumped into the puller. Unscrew the collar and empty contents. Please note, this is a slow process used for the occasional mistake in hand loading, not bulk work. work fine however for it's intended use.
937626
The bullet puller I bought works without any connection to a loading press and dies. You simply fasten the loaded cartridge into the tool and tighten down the end piece then strike a hard surface as you would a hammer. It's slow but works well.
1586678
Yes but.... you will have to flip the nut up-side-down and toss out the rubber gasket. Lee dies [as well as others.... other than Dillon dies, that is] sit very deeply in the Dillon tool-head. I use Lee dies in my Dillon 650XL. I was tempted to replace my Lee dies for Dillon [.223, .38spc, 9mm] but they work so well and, they fit fine in the Dillon tool-head, just quite deep. Good reloading!
1382827
Sorry I really don't know. What I can tell you is that it put it in my axis 223 . The old trigger seemed to be really heavy pull. This spring reduced the pull by maybe 40% but still way to heavy for me. I broke down and got the riflex trigger and I'm a happy dog nowThis spring is a cheap fix and may be ok for hunting but not a substitute for a good trigger if your target shooting.
612469
Yes! You can, I own, a 357 mag . But will be purchasing 38 special soon. Will be using . Same speed loader . I have two speed loaders. No problem.using with either Gun.. Happy shooting.....
2156200
I agree with "J". This speed-loader won't handle the .30 carbine round. I don't know where you can find one that will.
1421850
Yes, this set comes with a crimp die. I use it in a Dillon 650 and it works fine. Next to Dillon dies, these are the best around. Lee dies are your best value.
1467105
Yes, the manual bunches 95gr and 100gr together. There are other instances where bullets of similar wt. are given the same load data. This gives you a place to start to fine tune. You may find that there is not a big difference between the performance of the 100 and 95 grain bullets. I own several reloading manuals, and several editions of some of those over the years (Sierra; Speer; Lyman; Lee; Hornady; Hodgdon etc.) and I like the Nosler better than all the rest put together. I would also recommend the Lee book for its engineering and theory content.
408841
I have looked two or three places and everything says no. Go to H&K; speedloader and put in what you are looking for. That's how I found mine, good luck John G.
1115990
Yes, it takes any standard dies from any manufacturer. I've worked with everything from lee, RCBS and Hornady, up do fancier stuff like Dillon and everything works like it's supposed to.
1057063
My loader was gun specific. Mine was for both the Ruger Mk and 22/45 magazines. I'm not sure if they make the loader for the High Standard...
1009576
Yes, you will definitely need a bullet puller. The primary function of the Bullet Puller is to dislodge the projectile (bullet) so you can reload the case if you discover the OAL is not within specifications for the powder you are using or you may suspect you have double loaded the case with powder. At any rate, it will prove to be a valuable tool during the setup of your tooling. If you never breakdown your die setup, because you are only reloading .45 ACP for example, you won't find yourself using it very often after the initial setup.
1785415
By two die, I guess you mean rifle. It uses standard dies...I use some lee dies and they work fine. The calibers it reloads is here http://brianenos.com/pages/dillon/cal.conv.chart.html
103291
I have both .177 and 22 cal love them. However depending on how you plan on using your rifle I suggest 1st. get rid of the crappy scope. I installed a UTG 3X9x40 with illuminated GBR mill dot reticle around $70.00 (Optical Planet). Second replace the trigger with a GTX adjustable $30.00 (Air Guns of Arizona) you will be amazed with the difference. If you have to make a choice go with the trigger. I am thinking about adding a sling as these rifles are heavy which is good.Please let me know how things work out.Semper FiMolon Labe CHS USMCL
1422149
Rcbs dies and most loaders that I know of all use the same universal thread, 7/8 14 threads per inch. I looked up the dillon rl 550b and it has the thread count so you will be fine. I own these dies myself and have loaded 4000+ with them and have never had a single problem. They'll treat you right.
2165107
In most cases all dies are interchangeable. I use mostly Lee and Lyman Presses also an old Pacific. I have Lee, Forrester, Hornady, RCBS and other dies. They all interchange.
829985
If you look down farther on the information on this UpLULA loader it says it has to do with shipping. I load my Glock 9mm, Glock .40, and my 1911 with this and it works awesome. Hope this helps...
294052
Not really sure, the brand I bought was for a 5 shot .38 revolver. try tying in speedloaders for .357 and see what you get. Sorry I couldnt be more help.