Odd Push Through Sizing Die

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Odd Push Through Sizing Die

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Im thinking about snatching up one of these
http://noebulletmolds.com/NV/product_in ... cts_id=351
Id like to size it to .378 using a Lee type push through sizer, but i'm not real experienced with finding stuff related to casting. Any help would be appreciated!
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Not sure what exactly you're asking? What you going to use it in?
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I slugged the bore of my 375 Ruger and its bore is .376. I'd like to get your design, size it down to .378, and run it about like a 375 Winchester. But on Lee's website I couldn't find a Lee sizing kit for that diameter. Where can I get a sizer that size?
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NOE makes a .378 push through sizing die. It is a body that uses inserts. I have one that I use to size the nose of a 45 cal lee bore rider. The cost of the main kit is a bit more than the Lee, but the inserts for the many sizes are only $9.99. The other thing you can do is get somebody to make one for you. and lastly you can get a Lee .357 die and ream and polish it out to .378.
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Lee is taking custom orders now.
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Sounds good thanks!
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Re: Odd Push Through Sizing Die

Post by buckeye43210 »

Here's a link to Lee's custom bullet sizing dies.

You can also try to open up an existing bullet sizing die, but the jump from .358 to .378 might be a bridge too far...

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Any recommendations on paper grit size? I think his first one was 320. What oil was he putting on it?
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Steve wrote:Any recommendations on paper grit size? I think his first one was 320. What oil was he putting on it?
I went to Youtube and he said in the video description the next step was 500 then 600.
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