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Originally Posted by snowman
Not trying to "prove" anything, just warning the unsuspecting that they may be in for troubles. You all aparently DON'T GET IT. If I had known about this particular problem I would have never bought the thing to begin with. Plenty of others posting the same problem with the 650, but Dillon seems to think it is the operator, not the machine. I suspect the machine is the problem and no matter how careful an operator you are it will bite you eventually. Even if it turns out to somehow be an "operator" problem it is a very common problem, much to common.
In any case, careful systematic step by step, documented setup and operation will show more about what the cause of the problem is. I don't care what Dillon choses to do about it, but at least anyone wanting to buy one of these will be aware of the potential risks.
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The more you post about how the Dillon 650 is at fault, the bigger fool you are. Your own picture! What a doofus!
I would not trust your analysis concerning anything based on your rantings and outright lies that you post continually.
You obviously have no shame or integrity. Put your big-girl panties on and fulfill the deal you made with Joeska. Quit being a complete and total jerk.
PS. I have notified and provided a link to this thread to Dillon, making sure they saw your "precise" load techniques (as illustrated in the pic you supplied). They seemed to be quite interested. Good luck with your "claim" against them.
