How does this set stand up against Lee 4 piece 9mm die set?
1784836
The only equipment I use is RCBS. I can't speak for Lee but I know the RCBS set is very high quality with excellent instructions for the beginner.
1198700
There are only 3 dies. 'The die that seats the bullet can also be set for some crimp. Not as versatile as a dedicated die, but does all I need it to do...my cartridges go bang. I have two Lee Progressives set up for different calibers...they're a little temperamental but through a little trial and error you'll figure it out. I can putz around and make 125 to 150 rounds an hour...if I step it up, 175 to 200 rounds an hour. Pretty good for $160
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I haven't gotten around to using these Lee Carbide Dies but I have used Lee dies in the past with an RCBS Press and Dillon.I would assume they still work with no problem. Dies are pretty much standard size as far as I know. Some are taller than others but they fit the same hole in the press.
2116692
No, there are two different codes used. The Lee set comes with a reference sheet telling which holder for which cartridges. Enjoy.
1512202
No. You need the 300 AAC set. Lee makes it in a two die set with a single factory crimp die available. I have that set as well and it works great!!! Love Lee stuff
1237053
Yes it will work, I have the Lee Classic 4 hole press and I use this die set with it.
1532194
I don't have RCBS press, however I see no reason they shouldn't work fine in a conventional press. All my other dies are RCBS and Pacific brands. and this lee set works well. In fact there are a couple of innovations which I quite like.
1562354
Just type in reloading dies in an Amazon search and you'll find the Lee die sets for all calibers
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Equipment wise you will only need a set of 9mm and 45 lee carbide dies. Though I recommend the lee hand priming tool and universal priming shell holders as the press doesn't prime as fast as you can with that piece.
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They work in my single stage RCBS just fine. I have both RCBS and Lee dies and I think they are just as good expect for the lock rings which you will have to reset when ever you change the die. If you keep a pilot case in the die box it's no big deal.
986914
They are pretty standard size dies. Don't see any reason why they wouldn't work. I use all lee stuff and their presses are compatible work other mfg. Dies.
771016
Lee makes a 300 H&H; mag die and I am pretty sure this hand press will reload that cal. It is a pretty universal system as long as you have the die set.
986913
I have a Hornady L&L; AP and use these lee dies in mine. You just need to remember to get the L&L; bushings that the dies set in.
2208691
I have been reloading sine the early 1970s and I use nothing but Lee die sets. For straight wall pistol cases I always get the Lee 4 die set. It might cost a few dollar more, but you get a lot more. If you work reasonably (and what reloader doesn't ) the Lee 4 die set will last you a life time.
1963757
Yes you will need the correct dies as with any caliber round. Lee dies are 20-30 dollars on avg
1229092
Not all too sure. Some say there are Lee dies that says both 10mm/40S&W.; I only have the 40 and they work wonderful for it. Reading about the two, the 10MM is slightly longer than the 40S&W.; I don't see why they wouldn't woek.
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roll pins hold gun parts in place. you will know by the size of the pin. punch set works great.