Dillon Precision XL750 Reloading Machine

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Not yet used, but feels solid and of good quality

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good game so far. however, only yankee-sized hexes are included, you need your own tools to tighten the molds. the table attachment is pretty poor because the bottom of the handle comes below the level of the device at the end of the compression, so the thickness of the table top easily causes problems. there were two slightly different versions of the paper instructions, both of which were significantly worse than Dillon's own YouTube video.

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Awesome device

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The handle of the press has to be replaced, otherwise I think the device is the best in its class

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High quality device, quite easy to stack with video. First cartridges made & tested and works well.

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Good device

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High quality device that works very smoothly.

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The press is in line with my expectations. Its performance completely meets my needs. A machine for casings is necessary, a device for applying projectiles, e.g. from RBS (I use), and a powder level sensor in the shell. OK.

A big upgrade from my previous progressive press, the Dillon 550. This is the most complete reloader on the market for personal use. There are all kind of upgrades to make for those who wishes, from automatic case feeding, bullet feeding to fully automate the whole process of ammunition making. I recommend this machine to all who loads for IPSC and such high ammo consuming sports. For hunters and leisure shooters a single stage press might be a wiser economically choice but not as fun a choice. The XL750 or any other progressive press is not recommended for the precision chasing benchrester or PRS shooter unless upgraded with custom parts, because of the nature of progressive reloading with bigger tolerances than what can be achieved with the best single stage presses and hand tools.

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High quality and functional device. Charging rose to a new level with the XL750.