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<blockquote data-quote="JesseR" data-source="post: 1957388" data-attributes="member: 5258"><p>I always see people ask if they should get a Dillon or something else. I too asked this question when I was ready to purchase my first press. The answer was overwhelmingly yes, but only because of the deals you could get through Brian Enos. Nevertheless I purchased a 550B with all the bells and loaded a lot on it. A year ago I purchased a "slightly" used XL650.</p><p></p><p>I say "slightly" because that is how it was described to me by the old man I purchased it from. Well slightly couldn't be further from the truth, it was missing parts, wasn't setup correctly and was very old, Pre-1997 old. Well, it was blue and it was a Dillon so I had faith they would help me get it up and going. Boy did they take care of me!</p><p></p><p>From sending all sorts of missing or broken parts to sending me a complete new platform to bring the press up to current generation standards. The phone support is second to none, and if anything doesn't sound right they ship you out new parts with no questions asked. I'm a business owner and find there service to so good I don't know how they stay in business.</p><p></p><p>I now operate a 550b and a XL650 and love the color blue. If you are looking for a press, buy a Dillon. New or used, buy a Dillon and trust they stand behind, in front of and on their product. You will never go wrong with a Dillon!</p><p></p><p>I'm not paid by them, but would gladly take a job with them any day of the week!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="JesseR, post: 1957388, member: 5258"] I always see people ask if they should get a Dillon or something else. I too asked this question when I was ready to purchase my first press. The answer was overwhelmingly yes, but only because of the deals you could get through Brian Enos. Nevertheless I purchased a 550B with all the bells and loaded a lot on it. A year ago I purchased a "slightly" used XL650. I say "slightly" because that is how it was described to me by the old man I purchased it from. Well slightly couldn't be further from the truth, it was missing parts, wasn't setup correctly and was very old, Pre-1997 old. Well, it was blue and it was a Dillon so I had faith they would help me get it up and going. Boy did they take care of me! From sending all sorts of missing or broken parts to sending me a complete new platform to bring the press up to current generation standards. The phone support is second to none, and if anything doesn't sound right they ship you out new parts with no questions asked. I'm a business owner and find there service to so good I don't know how they stay in business. I now operate a 550b and a XL650 and love the color blue. If you are looking for a press, buy a Dillon. New or used, buy a Dillon and trust they stand behind, in front of and on their product. You will never go wrong with a Dillon! I'm not paid by them, but would gladly take a job with them any day of the week! [/QUOTE]
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