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Quote from Reloader on July 19, 2007, 6:52 pmWelcome to Dillons Forums. The purpose for these is to allow customers to share their knowledge and reloading experience to the benefit of all. Please treat everyone civilly, do not post any loading data, and enjoy the site! Please phone or e-mail if you have any questions regarding this site.
Quote from Reloader on July 31, 2007, 10:07 pmI'm try to buy products online. But I live in alaska and I keep getting it send for approval for price for delivery. I was told the following "Please resubmit it again but identify yourself as a "US Customer". This will allow you to enter your payment details." Put I can't find where to put in this information.
PLEASE HELP???
I'm try to buy products online. But I live in alaska and I keep getting it send for approval for price for delivery. I was told the following "Please resubmit it again but identify yourself as a "US Customer". This will allow you to enter your payment details." Put I can't find where to put in this information.
PLEASE HELP???
Quote from Reloader on August 6, 2007, 11:28 pmDue to the costs of shipping to Alaska, our computer cannot provide on-line shipping charges. The information retrieval will not allow you to put in the credit card information as this portion is not secured. this might be something we change down the road. For now, we will e-mail you a quote for the order, plus the least expensive shipping method. Then you can fax, phone or e-mail your credit card information to us, using multiple e-mails if you wish.
Due to the costs of shipping to Alaska, our computer cannot provide on-line shipping charges. The information retrieval will not allow you to put in the credit card information as this portion is not secured. this might be something we change down the road. For now, we will e-mail you a quote for the order, plus the least expensive shipping method. Then you can fax, phone or e-mail your credit card information to us, using multiple e-mails if you wish.
Quote from Reloader on August 7, 2007, 1:29 amI really like the new site. Maybe some drop down menus would be helpful as it is kinda hard to find what your looking for without having to scroll through all the pages.
I really like the new site. Maybe some drop down menus would be helpful as it is kinda hard to find what your looking for without having to scroll through all the pages.
Quote from Reloader on August 7, 2007, 10:48 pmUncleZ,
Please give me a specific example, so i can understand what you were looking for. Then I can teel if it can be readily modified.
UncleZ,
Please give me a specific example, so i can understand what you were looking for. Then I can teel if it can be readily modified.
Quote from Reloader on August 9, 2007, 3:05 amHello everyone - I want to get started in reloading for pistol loads and some rifle calibers. Looks like there are several systems to choose from. Can any of the more experienced reloaders recommend the best all around reloader to get started with? Also, what accessories would I need for a complete set up?
Thanks ...
Hello everyone - I want to get started in reloading for pistol loads and some rifle calibers. Looks like there are several systems to choose from. Can any of the more experienced reloaders recommend the best all around reloader to get started with? Also, what accessories would I need for a complete set up?
Thanks ...
Quote from Reloader on August 9, 2007, 3:51 pmIn reply to above post
Dillon,
For example, if I was looking for a extra powder measure for a 550/650. Like it is now, you have to click on "Reloading Machine Accessories" and then click through 4 or 5 pages to find it.
It would be great to maybe click on "Reloading Machine Accessories" which would take you to a Sub Menu (text only) of items listed within that category such as Powder Measures, Bullet Pullers, Pick up Tubes, etc.. Then you could click on for example Powder Measures which would take you to all Powder Measures.
Just a thought, it's no biggie at all. I think the new site is a huge improvement.
Thanks again.
In reply to above post
Dillon,
For example, if I was looking for a extra powder measure for a 550/650. Like it is now, you have to click on "Reloading Machine Accessories" and then click through 4 or 5 pages to find it.
It would be great to maybe click on "Reloading Machine Accessories" which would take you to a Sub Menu (text only) of items listed within that category such as Powder Measures, Bullet Pullers, Pick up Tubes, etc.. Then you could click on for example Powder Measures which would take you to all Powder Measures.
Just a thought, it's no biggie at all. I think the new site is a huge improvement.
Thanks again.
Quote from Reloader on August 15, 2007, 3:23 amHello:
I have the RL 550B. I've had it for a while. I usually put together 9mm, 40, and 45 ACP. Here within the last few months I've had a problem that I can't seem to correct. After I clean the primer bar and put everything back together and I get it adjusted so it will pick up a fresh primer, after about 10-15 reloads it stops working properly. It either will not pick up a new primer or it will not return the primer to be inserted into the case. It hangs. If I adjust it so that it no longer hangs, it will not pick up a primer and I have to manually pull it back to do so. Even that does not always work. I have gone back through the manual and it isn't much help. The video either. Is there something I'm missing or too dumb to figure out? If I tighten the two screws beneath the bar it hangs. If I loosen them so it works, it does for about 10-15 rounds then I've got to go through the whole scenario again of tightening and loosening. I just can't keep it working very long. Any suggestions???
Prior to about 6 months ago, it was a wonderful press, and has been since I bought it a few years ago. But this is driving me up the wall. It has turned into a single stage press for me.
Ray Hawk
Hello:
I have the RL 550B. I've had it for a while. I usually put together 9mm, 40, and 45 ACP. Here within the last few months I've had a problem that I can't seem to correct. After I clean the primer bar and put everything back together and I get it adjusted so it will pick up a fresh primer, after about 10-15 reloads it stops working properly. It either will not pick up a new primer or it will not return the primer to be inserted into the case. It hangs. If I adjust it so that it no longer hangs, it will not pick up a primer and I have to manually pull it back to do so. Even that does not always work. I have gone back through the manual and it isn't much help. The video either. Is there something I'm missing or too dumb to figure out? If I tighten the two screws beneath the bar it hangs. If I loosen them so it works, it does for about 10-15 rounds then I've got to go through the whole scenario again of tightening and loosening. I just can't keep it working very long. Any suggestions???
Prior to about 6 months ago, it was a wonderful press, and has been since I bought it a few years ago. But this is driving me up the wall. It has turned into a single stage press for me.
Ray Hawk
Quote from Reloader on August 15, 2007, 11:30 pmIf you have dial calipers, take the primer slide off and measure from the underside of the primer slide to the top of the cup. It should measure1.215"-1.220". IF too tall, use a clamp or vise to fully reseat the cup & punch, then retighten the set screw.
Next, do you scrub the top of the frame and bottom of the primer slide with steel wool or scotchbrite pad when you clean it? After scrubbing, wipe off those surfaces with solvent.
If you have dial calipers, take the primer slide off and measure from the underside of the primer slide to the top of the cup. It should measure1.215"-1.220". IF too tall, use a clamp or vise to fully reseat the cup & punch, then retighten the set screw.
Next, do you scrub the top of the frame and bottom of the primer slide with steel wool or scotchbrite pad when you clean it? After scrubbing, wipe off those surfaces with solvent.