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  1. 26-04-2017, 09:08 PM #1
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    Quote Originally Posted by PERRISCICABA View Post
    Guys, been offered a Lee pro1000 for free but with "some" fixing to do, I passed it for now but I am looking for a Dillon 550 or 650 in a reasonable price and available in NZ, can be new or used.
    Loading 9mm.

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    Mac
    The Lee pro1000 have loaded bucket loads of 9mm parts are cheap too.

    Free is a very good price one I'd be hard pressed to turn down

    Check out Titan reloading for more reasonably priced parts
    Pro 1000 Parts

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    Quote Originally Posted by P38 View Post
    The Lee pro1000 have loaded bucket loads of 9mm parts are cheap too.

    Free is a very good price one I'd be hard pressed to turn down

    Check out Titan reloading for more reasonably priced parts
    Pro 1000 Parts



    Cheers
    Pete
    I've been running a Dillon 550 for the last 8 years never needed any spare parts, lost count of the number of rounds I have loaded in .357 mag 9mm .45 acp .223 and .308 just keep it clean
    and they keep turning out perfect ammo, A friend has worn out a couple of Lee progressives in that time what he spent on repairs would have paid for a Dillon
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