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About LinkBacks60c a round without brass as opposed to $1+ and that's not using the cheap components. Looks cheaper to me gimp.Originally Posted by gimp
Dillion 650 and reloading is no problem. In fact it would take a lot longer to drive to the shop than it would to knock a few hundred rounds up.....
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