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Reloading small arms ammuni-

tion involves the use of highly

explosive primers and powder.

Handling these materials is inher-

ently dangerous. You should rec-

ognize this danger and take certain

minimum precautions to lessen

your exposure to injury.

Never operate the machine

without ear and eye protection on.

Call our customer service depart-

ment at (800) 223-4570 for informa-

tion on the wide variety of shoot-

ing/safety glasses and hearing

protection that Dillon has to offer.

• PAY ATTENTION: Load only

when you can give your com-

plete attention to the loading

process. Don’t watch television

or try to carry on a conversation

and load at the same time. Watch

the automatic systems operate

and make sure they are function-

ing properly. If you are interrupt-

ed or must leave and come back

to your loading, always inspect

the cases at every station to

insure that the proper operations

have been accomplished.

• SMOKING: Do not smoke

while reloading or allow anyone

else to smoke in your reloading

area. Do not allow open flames

in reloading area.

• SAFETY DEVICES: Do not

remove any safety devices from

your machine or modify your

machine in any way.

• LEAD WARNING: Be sure to

have proper ventilation while han-

dling lead components or when

shooting lead bullets. Lead is

known to cause birth defects, other

reproductive harm and cancer.

Wash your hands thoroughly after

handling anything made of lead.

• LOADS AND LENGTHS:

Avoid maximum loads and pres-

sures at all times. Use only rec-

ommended loads from manuals

and information supplied by reli-

able component manufacturers

and suppliers. Since Dillon

Precision has no control over the

components which may be used

on their equipment, no responsi-

bility is implied or assumed for

results obtained through the use

of any such components.

Seat bullets as close to maxi-

mum cartridge length as possible.

Under some conditions, seating

bullets excessively deep can raise

pressures to unsafe levels. Refer to

a reliable loading manual for over-

all length (OAL).

• QUALITY CHECKS: Every 50-

100 rounds, perform periodic qual-

ity control checks on the ammuni-

tion being produced. Check the

amount of powder being dropped

and primer supply.

• RELOADING AREA: Keep your

components safely stored. Clear

your work area of loose powder,

primers and other flammables

before loading.

• COMPONENTS: Never have

more than one type of powder in

your reloading area at a time. The

risk of a mix-up is too great. Keep

powder containers closed.

Be sure to inspect brass prior to

reloading for flaws, cracks, splits

or defects. Throw these cases away.

Keep components and ammuni-

tion out of reach of children.

• BLACK POWDER: Do not use

black powder or black powder

substitutes in any Dillon powder

measure. Loading black powder

cartridges requires specialized

loading equipment and tech-

niques. Failure to do so can result

in severe injury or death.

• PRIMERS: Never force primers.

If they get stuck in the operation of

the machine, disassemble it and

gently remove the obstruction.

Never attempt to clear primers

that are stuck in either the primer

pickup tube or the primer maga-

zine tube. Never, under any cir-

cumstances, insert any type of rod

to attempt to force stuck primers

out of these tubes. Trying to force

primers out of the tube will cause

the primers to explode causing

serious injury or even death.

If primers get stuck in a primer

magazine or pickup tube flood the

tube with a penetrating oil (WD-

40), throw the tube in the garbage

and call us for a free replacement.

Never attempt to deprime live

primers – eventually one will go

off. When it does it will detonate

the others in the spent primer cup.

Depriming live primers is the sin-

gle most dangerous thing you can

do in reloading and can cause

grave injury or death.

• LOADED AMMUNITION:

Properly label all of your loaded

ammunition (Date, Type of

Bullet, Primer, Powder, Powder

Charge, etc.).

• BE PATIENT: Our loading

equipment is conservatively rated

and you should have no trouble

achieving the published rates with

a smooth, steady hand. If some-

thing doesn’t seem right, stop,

look and listen. If the problem or

the solution isn’t obvious, call us.

The reloading bench is no place

to get into a hurry.

We have done everything we

know how to make your machine

as safe as possible. We cannot,

however, guarantee your complete

safety. To minimize your risk, use

common sense when reloading

and follow these basic rules.

• REMEMBER: If your machine

does not perform to your expecta-

tions, or if you are having technical

difficulties, give us a call.

Technical Support (800) 223-4570

LL ELECTRICAL/ELECTRONIC COM-

PONENTS IN DILLON EQUIPMENT ARE

COVERED BY A ONE

-YEAR WARRANTY.

MANDATORY SAFETY MEASURES

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