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Absent Comrade
Despite nearly 60 years of reloading experience, I truly managed to screw up: In a moment of inattention, I placed a bullet on the charged casing at the charging station of my Dillon 550, and sent it home, breaking approximately $30.00 worth of parts, including the connector body collar, part of the automatic charging system.
I called Dillon Precision with my credit card handy, ordering the necessary parts to restore the powder system. Much to my surprise and with my ready admission of momentarily having my head where the sun don't shine, Dillon advised that they would replace the parts I broke free of charge. Now, that is what I call service. I remain firmly in their camp.
I called Dillon Precision with my credit card handy, ordering the necessary parts to restore the powder system. Much to my surprise and with my ready admission of momentarily having my head where the sun don't shine, Dillon advised that they would replace the parts I broke free of charge. Now, that is what I call service. I remain firmly in their camp.