Where is a good place to buy?

[M. Sage]

Looking for Dillon 550B and other supplies - the three Ps, I need a scale, and of course dies and stuff for the Dillon.

Where can a guy get the best deal, or is there really any "give" on the prices of this stuff? The press seems to be the same price no matter where I look...

I can't wait to start loading!

 

[Leadpot]

I know of a forum where they do a lot of dillon deals if your interested. But ...you might have to become a member and follow selling and swapping rules. You can PM me for more info or Email me.

 

[Dawico]

Used is the only way to find a better deal generally. Their equipment will last forever and is guaranteed if it doesn't, so even new it is a great deal.

 

[randmplumbingllc]

Looking for Dillon 550B and other supplies - the three Ps, I need a scale, and of course dies and stuff for the Dillon.

Where can a guy get the best deal, or is there really any "give" on the prices of this stuff? The press seems to be the same price no matter where I look...

I can't wait to start loading!

Good luck ! From everything I have seen, you have to be "Johnny on the spot", as deals go quickly. Usually not great deals on the presses themselves, but as a package deal, you can usually get someones complete setup, for a good price.

 

[drjavelina]

I recommend Graf & Sons - The Reloading Authority . They have good prices and pay the shipping. The only extra charge is $4.00 for handling and insurance.

 

[Charlie]

I recommend Graf & Sons - The Reloading Authority . They have good prices and pay the shipping. The only extra charge is $4.00 for handling and insurance.

+1 on Graf & Sons. I've been dealing with them for 10 yrs. and their service is great, prices are competitive, and their website is really easy to navigate. If you spend the $30 for a Curio & Relic FFL you get the dealer discount at Grafs. Do the numbers, $30 for 3 yr. license ($10 per year) you will save way more than that in discounts, especially if you are buying big ticket things like loading equipment. The C & R is simple and they (the gubment) respond back within at most 60 days, usually much less. You also can get dealer discounts from other vendors (Midway, etc.).

 

[drjavelina]

+1 on Graf & Sons. I've been dealing with them for 10 yrs. and their service is great, prices are competitive, and their website is really easy to navigate. If you spend the $30 for a Curio & Relic FFL you get the dealer discount at Grafs. Do the numbers, $30 for 3 yr. license ($10 per year) you will save way more than that in discounts, especially if you are buying big ticket things like loading equipment. The C & R is simple and they (the gubment) respond back within at most 60 days, usually much less. You also can get dealer discounts from other vendors (Midway, etc.).

Charlie - Thanks for the info on the C&R license. I will be getting the application submitted for mine.

 

[Charlie]

Google the "C&R Forum". You can get a lot of questions answered there.

 

[M. Sage]

Thanks!