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<blockquote data-quote="Okvet03" data-source="post: 4178454" data-attributes="member: 6180"><p>I like my 550 for pistol calibers. Rifle calibers I load on a single stage press. I'm generally shooting rifles for groups rather than mag dumps. I'd google dillon 550b caliber conversion cross reference chart. May save you from buying parts you don't need. A good scale or balance makes life a lot easier. Keep only one powder at a time in your work area. Don't leave powder in the hopper. You probably won't save money but you may shoot more.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Okvet03, post: 4178454, member: 6180"] I like my 550 for pistol calibers. Rifle calibers I load on a single stage press. I'm generally shooting rifles for groups rather than mag dumps. I'd google dillon 550b caliber conversion cross reference chart. May save you from buying parts you don't need. A good scale or balance makes life a lot easier. Keep only one powder at a time in your work area. Don't leave powder in the hopper. You probably won't save money but you may shoot more. [/QUOTE]
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