will load magnum rifle loads
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Guessing that is a question and probably something out there it isn't suitable to reload, but I have no idea what that would be. Dillon lists 4 triple column pages of shell plates and they are very accessible at 800 223-4570 for any specific questions. When it gets to the largest round I shoot 300 Win Mag, I hand load them with a single stage, but I don't fire that many and every charge is trickled dead-nuts. The Dillon 550 and 650 are for cranking out large numbers.
906151
Yes! I have loaded about 1,000 rounds already with mine. RCBS 2000 pro auto
610072
I use mine with a Browning Hi-Power in 9mm. It's a double stack magazine so the real issue is the overall size of the Sig magazine, as compared to the Browning. I'm going to say the loader will not work with the Sig, but it's only my best estimate
2193844
The loader is not brand dependant. It should work fine with other automatics using a similar caliber round such as 9MM, 40 S&W;, and 45's
2163617
i have read reviews that said it will hold zero on a 7mm magnum no problem.
82526
This will, and you can only load flat pointed pellets. Pointed pellets tend to jam.
1324055
Depends if you have a rifle yet with a hopper I would get one If you already have another hopper fed gun
1082858
Yes. I have short, long, long rifle and magnum in these. The magnum are the only real tight fit.
2007364
I use a simple small black plastic loader that might have come with my Beretta PX4 Storm 40S&W; double stack. Anyway, it works well for both.
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Yes, Robert, that is the gun I bought the loader for and it works well. It's made to work with a range of magazines and not specifically the Sig so the bottom of the mag plate sits in a slot (one of many) inside the tool and must be held firmly in place with one hand while the other hand places bullets into the top. It's slightly awkward but only slightly, and once you've loaded a few mag's it is second nature.
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It should let youknow as far as what it can handle.one of the better loaders going and it makes loading a lot easier. My son has a sig sauer and he is very happy w/it and thinks you shouldn't have any problem it.
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depends on the ammunition manufacturer...some brass/aluminum vary slightly so that makes for a very tight fit in the speed loader...loader will loosen up with usage..also there are other brands of speedloaders
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If you check the Maglula website, there appears to be a separate loader for the SCAR H. Hope this helps!
2213127
It depends on the overall length of the round. Some people reload 223 with it but the longer rifle rounds are better suited to a single station reloader.
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This loader is specifically designed for .308 HK mags. Go to Cammenga's website for more information.
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I have the TR77 nps and it's easy to load. You just have to break the neck to activate the nitrow piston. At the break of the barrel is the hole where the pellet fits. Hope this helped
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IMO, for rifles, yes. For pistols? Not as much.Use volume density to set the approximate volume for the powder and grains that you will use. Throw 10 charges into your balance pan and then divide the weight by 10. Adjust the measuring rod on the powder dispenser so that the weight of 10 charges (about 470 grains for a .338) is 10X the charge per cartridge that you want. Test at the beginning of your reload run and then half way through. I found that I could reload about 100 rounds per hour.