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Because of the thread "PW problems," I though I would post a thread rating reloaders. So, here goes:
1. Spolar, top of the line, but also top of the price heap. Is it any better than some of the lower cost units?
2. Dillon, Almost as costly as the Spolar, high quality, free parts for life, so fast you run out of componets to quickly. Needs larger primer, powder and shell containers.
3. DL-366, great value, quality machine, been around a long time. Needs some upgrades.
4. Mec-9000, low-in cost, good value. Lots of shake rattle and role, bad shot container system. Many of the parts break or wear out to quickly.
5. RCBS, Middle of the road pricing, sits low on the bench, without a base. New to market. Word is not yet out on this machine as to its shortfalls or benefits.
6. PW, upper middle of the road pricing, heavy duty machine, looks like an engineering marvel, but takes time to dial in. One either loves them or hates them.
These are my observations. Please feel free to make other observations. We can all learn.
Regards, Jim
1. Spolar, top of the line, but also top of the price heap. Is it any better than some of the lower cost units?
2. Dillon, Almost as costly as the Spolar, high quality, free parts for life, so fast you run out of componets to quickly. Needs larger primer, powder and shell containers.
3. DL-366, great value, quality machine, been around a long time. Needs some upgrades.
4. Mec-9000, low-in cost, good value. Lots of shake rattle and role, bad shot container system. Many of the parts break or wear out to quickly.
5. RCBS, Middle of the road pricing, sits low on the bench, without a base. New to market. Word is not yet out on this machine as to its shortfalls or benefits.
6. PW, upper middle of the road pricing, heavy duty machine, looks like an engineering marvel, but takes time to dial in. One either loves them or hates them.
These are my observations. Please feel free to make other observations. We can all learn.
Regards, Jim