Lee Carbide Speed Die do they work?

knightrider

September 20, 2006 08:26

I was looking at getting an Lee carbide speed die and wanted to know if this was a good move or not. All I need it to do is decap, expand, and crimp and seat the bullet. Will this fit the bill for a cheaper price than spending an arm and leg for a three or four set die. Thanks

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  Cubslover

  September 20, 2006 10:00

  Arm and a leg? Isn't about $20 for a full Lee Carbide set.

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  knightrider

  September 20, 2006 10:28

  Ok maybe an arm and leg is the wrong word but when you work at Taco Bell for a living until you can find a better job $5 seems like a lot of money. The caliber I am looking at is 45 ACP and 38Spl/357mag to reload.

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  BHAVIN

  September 20, 2006 11:59

  What caliber are you looking for?

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  375H&H

  September 20, 2006 14:32

  Think out side the bun [:D][:D][:D]
  
  I have Lee carbides in 10mm and 45 ACP
  Never had a problem with em .
  
  Watch at gun shows for used sets .

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  bangbangusa

  October 10, 2006 18:16

  In the long run, it saves time, and money using carbide. I have been using the same dies for YEARS !!!!! no wear, no problem.

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