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Dillon Precision RL1100 Progressive Reloading Press 9mm Luger

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Dillon Precision
Category
Reloading
Reloading Type
Presses
UPC
609824661420

Overview

The Dillon Precision RL1100 progressive reloading press is engineered to produce high volumes of match-grade rifle and handgun ammunition efficiently. Built with a heavy frame for greater rigidity and an eccentric roller bearing drive system for smoother operation with less user effort, the RL1100 accommodates common cartridges from .32 ACP up to .308 Winchester with an overall length of up to 2.7 inches. It features a variable-speed casefeeder with an adjustable window cuff and universal power supply, an upgraded primer pocket swager with a user-replaceable rod tip, a spring-loaded priming station locator, and an improved shellplate indexing system.

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