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Other Ammunition Calibers => Reloading => Topic started by: cwall64 on April 20 2015 09:46:40 PM MDT

Title: Redding Competition Pro Dies on a 650
Post by: cwall64 on April 20 2015 09:46:40 PM MDT
Are there any downsides to using the Redding dies on a Dillon XL650? I just got my 650 in last week and was setting it up tonight. After using the micrometer seating and crimping dies from Redding I guess I am just a little spoiled and trying to get the Dillon dies setup properly got me a little frustrated... Also on my bullets (Hornady HAPs & XTPs) I didn't feel the Dillon die fit the bullet profile very well in either cup.
Title: Re: Redding Competition Pro Dies on a 650
Post by: Osageid on April 21 2015 03:59:32 PM MDT
That is exactly what I use on my 650, I finally got dialed in and the work flawlessly
Title: Re: Redding Competition Pro Dies on a 650
Post by: Thomasg20 on May 26 2017 03:37:30 PM MDT
My Redding 9mm micrometer seating die didn't like 147gr xtp bullets. But seemed to work just fine with 115gr hap.
Title: Re: Redding Competition Pro Dies on a 650
Post by: The_Shadow on May 26 2017 05:19:33 PM MDT
One thing to consider is the thickness of the 650 shell plate vs. the thickness of the standard shell holders as it pertains to sizing brass especially bottleneck types.  It may be possible to over size and set the shoulders back too much... ::)
Title: Re: Redding Competition Pro Dies on a 650
Post by: Thomasg20 on July 03 2017 10:13:18 PM MDT
I use Redding comp pro 10mm dies been very satisfied . Also have a set of Redding 223 national match on a Dillon 550 press using whidden tool heads.