Big shout out to Dillon Precision customer service

Hunter4752001

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Back in the early to mid 1980's I bought one of the then newly released Dillon RL550 reloading machines. Recently the old powder measure finally broke. I sent an email to Dillon and they responded with a few questions to clarify what part had broken. Long story short but they said that even though its had around 40 years of use, it was still covered under warranty. They very promptly shipped a brand new complete powder measure to me (as an international customer I had to pay shipping, but that's more than fair).

I'm extremely happy with the service from Dillon. A 40 year old machine that's done hundreds of thousands reloads, and they replaced the powder measure without the slightest hesitation. I've experienced many companies that advertise a lifetime warrantee, but when you claim they argue that the item is beyond its reasonable lifetime. Not so Dillon, they back their products and their customers. Just fantastic service.
 
Glad it worked out for you and yes Dillon does stand behind what it sells, but for what they charge for their machines they should!
 
I bought a 20 year old Dillon 650 from a friend, it had been in storage for nobody knew for how long. I was having a problem getting it setup, called Dillon for some help. They said send it to them, they would take a look at it. They completly rebuilt to as new condition and sent it back no charge. All I was out was postage to send it to them.
 

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