RIP Mike Dillon
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RIP Mike Dillon
https://www.dillonprecision.com/rememberingmikedillon.html
I had the good fortune to meet Mike a number of years ago and tour the factory.
I had the good fortune to meet Mike a number of years ago and tour the factory.
jglenn21- Posts : 2620
Join date : 2015-04-07
Age : 76
Location : monroe , ga
Re: RIP Mike Dillon
I too toured the Dillon factory this past winter during my Arizona visit and met a lot of the staff but Mr. Dillon wasn't there so I didn't get to meet him but I didn't leave until I thanked them all for making a great product and there customer service and the fact that they live up the "no BS policy". My prayers go out to the Dillon family.
Keith
Keith
Skid- Posts : 282
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Re: RIP Mike Dillon
I learned one afternoon years ago that Gunscrubber and plastic don't get along very well. I was cleaning my Dillon Square Deal with it and a number of parts pretty much disintegrated. I called Dillon, read off a list of the parts I needed, told them it was my fault, and had my credit card ready. The salesman told me not to worry, it was on them, and a few days later I had the parts. I never met Mike Dillon but I can say first-hand that he set the bar for customer service in the reloading industry.
John McCormick- Posts : 177
Join date : 2014-06-25
Location : SW FL
Re: RIP Mike Dillon
This video was very interesting view into his life.
http://dillonprecision.net/tt1superpinto/
http://dillonprecision.net/tt1superpinto/
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Re: RIP Mike Dillon
I'm always heartened by these stories in the shooting sports. I've heard stories of self inflicted damage in a Henry rifle - fully fixed. A tree dropped on a Leupold - fully replaced. Now Dillon. It is good to know there's still a place for quality products and quality service.John McCormick wrote:I learned one afternoon years ago that Gunscrubber and plastic don't get along very well. I was cleaning my Dillon Square Deal with it and a number of parts pretty much disintegrated. I called Dillon, read off a list of the parts I needed, told them it was my fault, and had my credit card ready. The salesman told me not to worry, it was on them, and a few days later I had the parts. I never met Mike Dillon but I can say first-hand that he set the bar for customer service in the reloading industry.
Simonpie- Posts : 7
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Re: RIP Mike Dillon
Now that would be a good thread
Companies on our sport that have super products and service
Companies on our sport that have super products and service
jglenn21- Posts : 2620
Join date : 2015-04-07
Age : 76
Location : monroe , ga
Re: RIP Mike Dillon
We already have it, its a sticky at the top of the commercial row section.
https://www.bullseyeforum.net/t437-recommendations-leave-feedback-about-your-dealings-with-a-business-or-person
https://www.bullseyeforum.net/t437-recommendations-leave-feedback-about-your-dealings-with-a-business-or-person
DavidR- Admin
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Re: RIP Mike Dillon
Such a shame, RIP Mike. Hell of a company he created, never encountered customer service from any company like Dillon.
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