Rounds that I reload..............

[LeMat]

I used to reload 45/70 and 40S&W, but these are the only ones I reload for anymore (well, except the 22LR and 17 HMR)...........

[USMC Snakedriver]

I have a couple of Dillon presses. Currently one is set up for .45 ACP and the other for 12 Ga Handicap Trap loads. After a few thousand rounds, I'll switch to 40 S&W / 10MM, or 9MM in the metalic reloader or a 12 Ga Singles load in the shotshell press. Progressives don't allow change very easily. They can be a little stubborn and you have to do it a specific way to keep them happy and productive. But enough about politics, the Dillon units are great!

[RDLouks]

Handgun:
38 Special
357 Magnum
40 S&W
41 Magnum
44 Magnum
Rifle:
270 Winchester
30-30 Winchester
30-06 Springfield
35 Remington
44 Magnum

[dennis40xnc]

Currently setup for the 45ACP – 44Spl – 9mm Luger & on the single stage 223 Rem. Have the capability for much more but not doing it at this writing.

[azmick]

The Dillon 550b is set up for .357, 45 ACP and 45 Colt. I loaded up a bunch of 38 spcl and set the dies back to .357. I do my rifle stuff on an RCBS single stage.
223s are too cheap ($5.97/20 American made AR 223 at wallyworld) and my AR shoots minute of ground scamping critter with them. The 22-250 likes Sierra 52 gr bullets doing just over 3700 FPS but have vaporized dirt dwellers with a 40 gr doing 4018 FPS, but not very accurate. Blew the entire off side of a coyote out into the next county with one, not that the coyote didn't deserve it but geez, how dead does it have to be. The 7-08/7X307 is too long a story, one day I'll go through that tale of woe that turned into a tale of WOW! The push feed, plastic stocked, wallyworld Winchester Model 70 in 300 Win Mag was supposed to be a every once in a while elk gun, a beater rifle. Silly me. It sucked me in with the promise of MOA shooting so I had to have a brake put on it, pillar bedded the stock, threw away the cheap scope that came with it, went to better rings and a Leupold scope and adjusted the trigger down to a reasonable weight with no creep or over travel. Three holes made by 200 grain Bear Claws (the bullet, not the deep fried delight) can be covered with a quarter dollar at 200 yds. If I do my part. That is why I reload, I love cutting clover leafs with bullets from 'way over there'