Dillon RL550 B reloading press with everything needed to reload pistol or rifle.

This is everything you need to reload centerfire ammunution. The Dillon RL 550B comes with a lifetime warranty for all owners, just contact Dillon if you have an issue and they will help you and replace broken parts for free.

Press includes gunpowder hopper and metering bars for pistol and rifle powder loads. Quick-change reloading die plate (set up for .45 ACP but will fit dies for all pistol, revolver and most rifle calibers). Low primers in feeder alarm, cartridge shute and hopper. Dillon multi-tool that allows for quick change and fits every nut and bolt on the press.
Primer feed tubes for rifle and pistol primers, Dillon primer sorter plate and Dillon bullet puller tool.
Includes a Bonanza magnetically damped powder and bullet scale as well as bullet storage cases.

Includes five boxes of large pistol primers, a couple hundred .45 casings, a box of bullets, and half a box of Hodgdon Tite-Group powder.
Also included but not shown in pictures are a cartridge casing tumbler machine with a bag of crushed walnut shells and a media separator to remove the finished cases from the polishing media in the tumbler.

Located in the Red Deer area but we travel to Calgary and Edmonton fairly often and could arrange delivery.
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Key Features

• Design: Four-station progressive press requiring manual shell plate rotation.

• Speed: Produces roughly 300 to 500 rounds per hour.

• Operation: Uses a two-handed rhythm where you pull the handle with one hand while manually placing brass and bullets with the other.

• Caliber Changes: Uses removable toolheads that keep your dies pre-adjusted when swapping between more than 160 different rifle and pistol calibers.

• Warranty: Backed by a lifetime "No-BS" manufacturer warranty covering replacement parts.
  
  How the 4 Stations Work

1. Station 1: Sizes the brass case and de-primes (pushes out the old primer) while seating a new primer on the upstroke.

2. Station 2: Expands the case mouth and drops the powder charge via a case-activated powder measure.

3. Station 3: Seats the new bullet into the mouth of the primed and charged case.

4. Station 4: Crimps the bullet in place and ejects the finished cartridge into a bin.