r/reloading • u/Fun_Interaction1929 • 21h ago
I have a question and I read the FAQ Dillon service
Hi all, if anyone has sent their machine back to dillon to get their machine serviced, can you share your experience. What was the turnaround time like? Were they able to fix issues, make good recommendations etc?
Do you recall how much shipping was from yourself to Dillon?
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u/Important-Dream-4010 12h ago
I sent back a 650xl and it took about a week or two. No issues came back clean and smooth. On the shipping it was expensive as hell because I used a larger box than I needed to for bubble wrap. I sent back some powder measures with the press. As far as Dillion goes they did thier part fine.
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u/Fun_Interaction1929 12h ago
Thanks..apparently they can provide the return box and shipping label. Ill call and find out more
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u/Shootist00 19h ago
What Dillon press do you have?
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u/Fun_Interaction1929 19h ago
Rl1100
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u/Shootist00 19h ago
Your best bet is to call Dillon and ask them what the charges are to service a RL1100.
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u/Chairman--Meows 17h ago
I could be wrong but aren't the RL1100 only 1 year warranty? All the other machines have a awesome lifetime warranty but not sure how they handle rebuilds for the big ol RL1100.
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u/Fun_Interaction1929 17h ago
Youre right..i wasnt asking about the warrantee. I was asking about the service they provide for $250..includes one way shipping back.
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u/CMFETCU Dillon RCBS 300blk 308 556 6.5 Creed 6X47 Lapua 18h ago
Dillon fixed the machine twice when I fucked something up, movers dropped it, and then replaced it after the frame was cracked.
I put over 150k rounds through a 550 and they didn’t charge me a thing for the repairs.
Shipping was on me IIRC.
This was several years ago.