For quick load development, my Dillon is perfect. I can grab a powder bottle, partially fill a small bowl, half fill my trickler, and weigh out & fill 30-35 prepped & primed cases with a tiny scoop and the trickler loading the pan directly on the scale for a ladder test that day faster than filling up the powder reservoir on my digital Lyman 1200 DPS 3 or RCBS Chargemaster, waiting for them to warm up, zero checking them, running 30-35 cases, then unload the powder from the reservoir and clean up the mess in and around the digital powder dispenser. And my SD's are actually a slight bit tighter than with the digitals. The old Lyman will often "drift" to throwing .2 grains off fairly frequently, so I try to limit its use to bulk range practice ammo that's nowhere near max load. I saw a stat somewhere that a properly adjusted & calibrated beam scale could be as accurate as +/- .06 grains, so potentially a touch better resolution than a typical sub-$500 digital powder dispenser (at +/-.1 grain listed resolution). Perfect for spot-checking and small jobs. I'm retired, so time savings isn't as much of an issue. For someone who is impatient, isn't a fan of the reloading process, or just wants to get out and shoot, probably not the best method. But it works for me. Thanks for your review. (PS you scored. I paid nearly twice that price for my LNIB Dillon on the 'Bay).

When I set my seating die to 1.060 when Im running press it loads to 1.072 for first fee and last few, it does not seat enough and don't know why

Boy I wish this would have fixed mine. My whole carrier is loose and has about 1/16” rotational slop in it. Enough that it messes with alignment. 5 rounds total loaded on the machine.

Ducts, reminds me of the movie "Brazil"

Looks good brother nice job 👍👍😎🇺🇸🇺🇸

We call it Pookie out here. Don’t know why? I wasn’t looking to close and put my hand on some fresh Pookie the other day at a swimming pool we’re building. Nice to see someone taking pride in their craft. Nice and clean.

Now the name Tinman makes complete sense!

Nice Job brother

Hehe.. Everything's better with Duct Butter on it. looks good, there wasn't much you could do with the trunk, it has to be there. peace out dude. - Dave

Nice job looks so much better

Only thing I’m good at when it comes to duct work is cutting myself:)

Hi tinman how are you heated and ac reloading room nice 👍

Very cool. You’ll be able to shoot down there:)

Awesome! 👍🇺🇲

Looks much better Tinman, well done 👍

You do good work!

looking good - more better -

My motel room is almost finished

Good job. 👍

🇺🇸👍🏼🙏👍🏼🇺🇸. Better!

Never fun having to fix shaudy workmanship

Good luck in the new house. Nicely done. Waiting to see it installed.

Thank You Sir! This is great information! 👍🇺🇲

Hiya, TinMan! 🤛🏻🔫🇺🇸

And in this corner "The Gender Bender,, Tin bender"!!!... I'm glad that you did a video for the common dude, I know you could have rolled it out and cut it up, wielded it seamless in the shop. this was a nice video for non sheet metal guys. I took my apprenticeship in the Pipefitters shop and simple plumbing make me crazy. Peace out dude. - Dave

The o’l reach around. 🤭🙀😂👍

Nice job explaining, i was wondering in the beginning if you was going to cut the crimped end with the 90° in the hole crimped end down. I agree on the end cap but if someone has no other choice, they can add an inline damper to control the air flow thru it. Again, nice job splaining it.

So does this mean you are Duct You? 😂

I hated doing sheet metal work when I worked on aircraft, did a few emergency repairs in the field but most of the time we had specialist sheet metal techs to do the work in the shop. I do admire the skills used in some of the old venting I've seen on older factories though, really complex stuff!

whoo hoo! looks like fun! great advice though, never thought of the end cap part!

Tim man... Whos this Tin feller?? Hello Stranger!! 🙏🙏

Tinman I know you moved did you guys buy a brand new house? It sure looks like it.😊

Are there modes for rifle bullets?

product links would be nice

Uhm thanks for not telling us how far

I only had the drill the holes in the bottom of the cabinet twice on the microwave install Saturday night. I checked everything twice except for the orientation of the template. But then everything went really smooth after that. It was fun joining the chat, even if it was just for a few minutes.

Try a slower powder with heavier boolets

Nice Pistol I just asked Marty for one of the HausOfArms Logo’d ones and will slowly build it up to go with my 5 Encores

throw 10 from the chargemaster and compare the average

Wow..that’s terrible! Thanks for the review! 🤛🏻🔫🇺🇸

Nice one Tinman! Those MP HP molds are awesome! Congrats !

that bit should be a press fit into the hammer and should not fall out. if you contact ssk they can probably get you a replacement hammer.

🙂

Sure, blame it on the scope. I find that same issue, and it drives me nuts.

Grab a new scope or a red dot.

I know you really want to shoot that new pistol... but return that scope and get something else! Don't waste your time and money on a piece of junk.

I wouldn't waste the reloading components until I got that under control. otherwise you are just making your best guess, and the further away you are to the target, the worse it will be off. good video, - Dave

Yup its a accuracy killer. To many have mo idea they are hamstringing themselves with Parallax!!

Red dot?

You need another scope. I have tried to work around scopes like that in the past and ended wasting a lot of time, ammo, and money. Cut your losses and get another scope before you go any further. I almost sold a tack driving 22 one time because of a scope like that. Swapped scopes and that thing shot lights out.