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My understanding is the 550 is a bit more rifle friendly than the 650 as a rule I thumb I figure if dillon makes dies for it it will load like a champ on their machine as far as rifle dies the make 223 308 30-06 which basicaly covers so similar sizes shouldn't ba an issue which is 99 percent of anything high volume
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Where are you getting that you can get .264 bullets for free? These are the only choices to choose from and this was taken straight from the form that you have to fill out and send in.
Description 1 Box FREE 5 Boxes FREE
22 CAL .224 55 GR SP W/C $18.17 $90.85
6MM .243 100 GR BTSP $28.85 $144.25
270 CAL .277 130 GR SP $32.93 $164.65
7MM .284 139 GR BTSP $33.93 $169.65
30 CAL .308 150 GR SP $32.00 $160.00
9MM .355 115 GR HP/XTP $23.24 $116.20
38 CAL .357 110 GR HP/XTP $23.45 $117.25
10MM .400 155 GR HP/XTP $28.95 $144.75
44 CAL .430 180 GR HP/XTP $31.12 $155.60
45 CAL .451 185 GR HP/XTP $30.75 $153.75Comment
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Originally posted by MrDraco View Post
I saw that on first read of the the offer so I did the next best thing and picked up the phone and called hornady. I told the nice lady that I am buying the lnl progressive and I dont see the bullets I need. I told her this is mainly for my 6.5 and she said that I could get any bullet from their custom line. I asked about the sst or the Amax and they are not in their custom line so its either 100gr soft point or the 129 interlock. Now the innnerbond MIGHT be on there but I didnt ask. She then gave me some info to put on my form to send in and that was that.
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