Can never have too many of the same caliber dies.....

rman · Post by **rman** » 30 Sep 2014 13:15

It's funny how you can collect extra dies. I've got 2 sets of 9mm, .38/357, .45 Auto and .223. I'm not brand conscious and when I find something I don't like about a set of dies, I buy another brand. I still can't tell you which ones I like the best. Redding... RCBS... lyman... Lee... Hornady... Heck I don't know. Each brand has things I like and things I don't. It's a good thing I do have extra sets, because some brand's locking rings are too big to work on the Lee Classic Turret. Sometimes I have to borrow.

Post by **RBHarter** » 01 Oct 2014 08:13

I just aquired 200 06' because it was brass that makes 2 rifles happy. I have 300 or so 270 because it is 1 lot of Winchester old stock. It becomes an obsession after a while......

Post by **Maximumbob54** » 01 Oct 2014 08:48

I have a couple of dupicate sets of dies just because they were a good deal but lately my problem is buying dies for cartridges I don't even have a gun in them.

Yet.... :twisted:

rman · Post by **rman** » 01 Oct 2014 08:58

My problem is the opposite - I have dies for calibers I USED to have.

Post by **RBHarter** » 01 Oct 2014 16:20

Listen if you happen into a 275H&H ,7x64 Brenkke or the less obscure 35 Rem or 280 Rem I have your dies. The 280 would be nice but the 35 is not well suited to 200 plus yd deer or elk . I miss thought on the 275H&H dies thinking how cool that would be to rebbl the Oviedo and stamp it 275 Riby knowing it is a 7x57 Mauser. The Brenkke and Rem are so close that well they won't share brass but their close.

Lee Loader

Can never have too many of the same caliber dies.....

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