Where to buy Dillion presses?

[Caleb]

Where the best and cheapest place to buy Dillion presses?

Thanks

 

[jwfuhrman]

brianenos.com is a dillon retailer and does free shipping. thats probably the cheapest you'll find

 

[theweakerbrother]

I think they generally have MAP pricing and it is almost the same whereever you go... unless you're paying for tax and/or shipping. I generally her Eno's shop as being the cheapest.

 

[Caleb]

I think they generally have MAP pricing and it is almost the same whereever you go... unless you're paying for tax and/or shipping. I generally her Eno's shop as being the cheapest.

Eno's? Where is that?

 

[theweakerbrother]

The link Fuhrman posted.

 

[Caleb]

The link Fuhrman posted.

Looks to be same price of bite the bullet...

 

[slimplmbr]

I would get in contact with Andrew at Profire Arms and Supply. He is in the Site Advertiser section.

 

[bwframe]

Looks to be same price of bite the bullet...

When Bob (the former owner) sold me my setup, he told me the prices are set by Dillon. He said buying from him would save shipping costs.

 

[SmileDocHill]

I would get in contact with Andrew at Profire Arms and Supply. He is in the Site Advertiser section.

for this! Also, any reason to check out his shop (take his class or buy something off of him) is a good thing. I got a chance to stop by yesterday and it is a sight to behold.

 

[wsenefeld]

brianenos.com is a dillon retailer and does free shipping. thats probably the cheapest you'll find

Definitely call Brian. Placed my 550B order through him and he walked me through it. Told me what was essential, what was nice to have and what I didn't need just yet. Great guy to work with!

 

[Caleb]

I don't have 100% funds to buy one outright at this moment, gotta sell my flashlight and my reloading equipment

 

[RBM]

Talk to Mark @ Bite the Bullet gun shop in Seymour. All the dealers sell MSRP. Mark has it in stock. You have to pay tax, but you can check it all out in his shop.

Rob

 

[wsenefeld]

Talk to Mark @ Bite the Bullet gun shop in Seymour. All the dealers sell MSRP. Mark has it in stock. You have to pay tax, but you can check it all out in his shop.

Rob

How much are you planning on spending? Are you trying to go for the most basic dillon setup or deck out your press? I know I wouldn't want to pay tax on the $1300 I spent.

To the OP. I have a 550b and am reloading 3 calibers. My first order was just over $900 and the second order just over $400. That did not include the price of my caliper, scale, tumblers, or dies, which I bought none of those from dillon. If you'd like to check my 550b out, let me know. I have all the upgrades minus the casefeeder.

 

[Caleb]

How much are you planning on spending? Are you trying to go for the most basic dillon setup or deck out your press? I know I wouldn't want to pay tax on the $1300 I spent.

To the OP. I have a 550b and am reloading 3 calibers. My first order was just over $900 and the second order just over $400. That did not include the price of my caliper, scale, tumblers, or dies, which I bought none of those from dillon. If you'd like to check my 550b out, let me know. I have all the upgrades minus the casefeeder.

How far from Columbus are you? I was going with a XL 650, gonna wait on the case feeder for a while but get it eventually. I'll be adding features as I go...

 

[RBM]

I don't like paying tax any more than the next guy, but I do prefer to buy locally when I can. I figure if I can chunk out $1500 on loader, I should be able to cover the $100 in tax. It will help keep the local guy in business too.
Rob

 

[bman1962]

I buy my Dillon stuff at 21st century in Bluffton.

 

[Indy574]

Down by the Tracks, just northwest of Kokomo. That's where I will get mine one of these days. The guys there are super helpfull and more than willing to sit with you and walk you through the process