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  • kludge

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    Mar 13, 2008
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    I started with a Lee Anniversary Kit... I also use Lee dies (I'm cheap, but they've always worked well).

    The 3-die rifle set (pace setter) is what I have always used which has a full-length resizing die, a bullet seating dies, and a crimp die The 2-die set doesn't have the crimp die. Lee die sets also include a powder dipper and a shell holder.

    For pistol dies there is also a 3-die set, plus you can get the Factory Crip Die, I always do.
     

    curraheeguns

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    Nov 8, 2008
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    NW Hendricks County
    I started with a Lee Anniversary Kit... I also use Lee dies (I'm cheap, but they've always worked well).

    The 3-die rifle set (pace setter) is what I have always used which has a full-length resizing die, a bullet seating dies, and a crimp die The 2-die set doesn't have the crimp die. Lee die sets also include a powder dipper and a shell holder.

    For pistol dies there is also a 3-die set, plus you can get the Factory Crip Die, I always do.

    +1 on the Lee kits & dies. All my dies (about 12) are Lee.

    I made sure to always buy the carbide dies when available. Much less messy then using the lube.
     
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