What did you do in the reloading room today?

[Zombie Steve]

A clean, organized reloading bench is a sign of someone that doesn't reload much...

[Hoser]

A clean, organized reloading bench is a sign of someone that doesn't reload much...

Maybe.

[TheBelly]

Maybe.

These are the exact same pictures he posted in 2010 from the 'what does your reloading bench look like' thread.....

[Hoser]

These are the exact same pictures he posted in 2010 from the 'what does your reloading bench look like' thread.....

Still looks the same although the P-40 print is upstairs and now there is a Rick Broome C-130 picture in its place. All the machines are still the same.

[TheBelly]

Still looks the same although the P-40 print is upstairs and now there is a Rick Broome C-130 picture in its place. All the machines are still the same.

pictures are different? that's crap. change it back.

[Slapps74]

Maybe.

DAM Hoser!! So it looks like your the man when it comes to Dillon machines so if you don't mind I have a question. I am having an issue getting the same OAL with my new XL 650. What is considerd to be an acceptable variance? For example if I am loading for an OAL of 1.125 and the rounds range from 1.122 to 1.128 is that ok? My thought is since I set it up as 1.125 every one should be with in .005. I do have the billet tool heads and I used a kit from Unique tech to bolt them in place instead of just using the pins to keep the tool head in place. FYI I am a newbie loader.

[Great-Kazoo]

DAM Hoser!! So it looks like your the man when it comes to Dillon machines so if you don't mind I have a question. I am having an issue getting the same OAL with my new XL 650. What is considerd to be an acceptable variance? For example if I am loading for an OAL of 1.125 and the rounds range from 1.122 to 1.128 is that ok? My thought is since I set it up as 1.125 every one should be with in .005. I do have the billet tool heads and I used a kit from Unique tech to bolt them in place instead of just using the pins to keep the tool head in place. FYI I am a newbie loader.

Not hoser, But the oal of your bullets will give you variation in your completed round. Measure a few of those bullets. It drove me crazy when i started out. There's a few discussions regarding OAL and other quirks in somewhere within this forum.