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02-21-2013, 01:45 PM
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 I'm very happy with my Lee Classic Turret Press and I've got all the additions I need to make it sing. But I like to tinker too much. What would be an approximate "all in" price to give me a full setup switching to a Dillon XL 650? Don't need rigorous analysis  , just a ballpark.Thanks, Tom
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, before you jump in to a 1050 look real hard at the 650. It is smaller easier to change calibers and cheaper than the 1050. The 1050 is considered a commercial reloader and is not covered by the same "cover everything" as the 650. Dillon has not charged me for repairs to my 1050 just saying. The 650 will do everything the 1050 does. You will spend more time filling primer tubes than pulling the handle. Dillon also makes an auto primer tube filler and an auto bullet feeder. Just my .02 cents.
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