Best price on Dillion 550

[1911user]

Just go straight to Dillon. Its going to be about the same price anywhere unless you buy used. BTW I have my Dillon 550 for about four years now and love it. Its the only way to go for me. YMMV as always.

Go through Brian Enos and he pays the shipping (on orders over $400 and a new 550 press will be over $400). Go straight to Dillon and you pay the shipping. You get the same product at the same price from the same place either way.

 

[FAL guy]

I saw a Dillon 650 at Heartland Outdoors for just over $520 which is about $20 cheaper than Enos or Dillon. But when you throw in tax you'll be over all the online pricing.

Not if you comply with the Use Tax law.

 

[Shadowrider]

Not if you comply with the Use Tax law.

Well you have a point, I guess. I had forgot about that little tidbit since I haven't done my own taxes in years. I let my accountant deal with all that.

 

[Old Fart]

What to get into reloading cheap try this;
http://leeprecision.com/cgi/catalog/browse.cgi?1288199671.3827=/html/catalog/cleeloader.html
Otherwise just get ready to spend some money.

 

[Fyrtwuck]

I just got a new Dillon catalog today. The prices listed on the Enos website are the exact same as the Dillon catalog. The only difference I see are in the shipping charges. Dillon charges a little more more.

 

[alank2]

Hi,

This is probably the best way to answer your question....

http://www.brianenos.com/pages/dillon.html

Ty has it right, I don't think there is a better webpage anywhere that covers the differences between presses like Brian's Which Dillon page above.

I've got the 550 and it is all I need.

Good luck,

Alan

 

[Dale00]

Bought my 550 from Brian Enos and get my reloading supplies from powdervalleyinc.com
Very satisfied with both on price, quality and service.