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Dillon Precision SL900 Progressive Shotshell Reloading Press 20 Gauge

$1995.00
Brand
Dillon Precision
Category
Reloading
Reloading Type
Presses
UPC
609824971239

Overview

The Dillon Precision SL900 Progressive Shotshell Reloader is designed to make reloading common shotgun shells efficient with an automatic indexing system and interchangeable toolhead design that keeps critical die and measurement adjustments intact. The press ships with easily adjustable, case-activated powder and shot systems that eliminate the need for troublesome bushing changes and prevent spills. The powder measure utilizes a proven design accurate within one-tenth of a grain, paired with an extra-large shot hopper that holds 25 pounds of shot. Built on a heavy-duty, CNC-machined O-frame, the SL900 is configured to load 2-3/4-inch shells using #6 through #8 size shot and comes standard with an aluminum roller handle, a tilt-out wad guide, and factory-adjusted dies.

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