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Which dies to get?
- Thread starter Texas42
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Any dies you get will be just fine. I think Lee makes the best FOR THE MONEY. Spring for the carbides if you can, they are worth it if your reloading a bunch of pistol. With all my reloading equipment, I usually buy the best deal I can find. I have Lee, RCBS, and Forster dies.
Well, I have a Hornady press and use Hornady dies. (They just feel right).
Plus I got 100 bullets with each die set (for $6.95)
I do use the Lee universal decapping die and a couple of Lee FCD and they work well. (and I like the price).
Plus I got 100 bullets with each die set (for $6.95)
I do use the Lee universal decapping die and a couple of Lee FCD and they work well. (and I like the price).
robocop10mm
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I use RCBS, Lyman, Lee, and Dillon dies. For pistol loading get what ever you want as along as it is carbide. Don't waste your time and money on non-carbide pistol dies. For rifle, It depends on what your end product expectation is. For everyday and basic hunting ammo, any of the above will do just fine.
If you realistically want to take bambi head shots at 400 or gophers at 250, look into the more expensive (premium) neck sizing, collet sizing, micrometer seating dies sets.
If you realistically want to take bambi head shots at 400 or gophers at 250, look into the more expensive (premium) neck sizing, collet sizing, micrometer seating dies sets.
