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Dillon Precision RL1100 Progressive Reloading Press with Carbide Dies 223 Remington

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Brand
Dillon Precision
Category
Reloading
Reloading Type
Dies
UPC
609824661024

Overview

The Dillon Precision RL1100 is a progressive reloading press engineered for high-volume production of match-quality rifle or handgun ammunition. It accommodates cartridges up to 2.75 inches in overall length, ranging from .32 ACP to .308 Winchester. The press includes a variable-speed casefeeder, adjustable from 0 to 8 RPM, with a universal power supply compatible with both 110V and 220V inputs. Key features include an eccentric roller bearing drive system for smooth operation, a reinforced frame, an upgraded primer pocket swager with a replaceable tip, and an improved shellplate indexing system. The RL1100 is also compatible with 1050-series caliber conversions.

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