reloading dies

Clair

January 18, 2002 03:12

I am looking for some web address's for reloading dies that can be ordered on line. Lee??? Thanks for any help in advance.

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  Clair

  January 18, 2002 03:12

  I am looking to buy relaoding dies for my 7mmRem mag. Midway has several different brands listed at very different prices. Is there really that much difference in quality?Which brand is the best buy for the money?

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  old single shots

  January 18, 2002 03:33

  Over the years,i have used probably 4 or 5 different brands of dies.They all seem to do a good job.For the money, i think RCBS are hard to beat.You may pay a little more,but like everything else,you get what you pay for Just my opinion.Not everyone will agree i am sure. Old ss

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  turban

  January 18, 2002 03:50

  I only reload for handgun and like Hornady the best. They've got a "sleeve" in the seating die which helps keep the bullet in proper alignment.

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  YankeeClipper

  January 18, 2002 06:08

  I have about every make of die in one caliber or another and I can't tell any difference.

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  robsguns

  January 18, 2002 06:20

  YankeeClipper has it correctly stated, my experience has been the same.

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  SSgt Ryan E. Roberts, USMC

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  Clair

  January 18, 2002 07:57

  Thanks everyone.

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  king999

  January 18, 2002 08:28

  I've used them all and most work well. The old Herters were lousy. My favorites are RCBS and Lee.Have fun, be careful!Morty

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  king999

  January 18, 2002 08:29

  I've used them all and most work well. The old Herters were lousy. My favorites are RCBS and Lee.Have fun, be careful!Morty

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  Xracer

  January 18, 2002 08:38

  I have some Lee, Hornady and RCBS.....I prefer the RCBS.If you're going to be loading a LOT of a particular caliber, I'd recommend the carbide dies.

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  bullhauler

  January 29, 2002 11:20

  i prefer the redding dies. cost more than the others but to me they are worth it.

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  b00mer

  January 29, 2002 16:16

  I've broken numerous sets of RCBS, takes 4-6 weeks to get them replaced from RCBS, LEES I've never broken so can' say how long they take to replace them. I almost hate RCBS due to the deprimer rod that breaks alot also.I have a set of 45acp now with a stuck case in it I have to send back to RCBS. I have had nothing but good results with my lee dies

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  ATF

  January 29, 2002 16:19

  Boomer,buy yourself a stuck case remover.They work great.

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  ATF

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