Where can I get just the collet die? I've looked all over the internet and can only find the set. Also how are the Hornady new dimension dies? I have a chance to get a new set for pretty cheap.Predator1 wrote:I would buy the Lee collet die myself and then buy the Forster full length die set. You can buy the Collet die buy itself. This way you can just neck size with the collet die and then when you need to bump the shoulder you have the F/L die in the Forster set. Personally, I am beginning to see and experience that Redding is over rated.
starting to reload .204 have a few ?'s
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Re: starting to reload .204 have a few ?'s
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Re: starting to reload .204 have a few ?'s
BBF, e-mail Lee and they will give you the single die part number. You may have to order it direct from them. That being said, I will give one more "thumbs-up" for Redding Type-S bushing die and Competition Seater or Wilsons' Micrometer Top seater. I have both and really like them.
As for Hornadays' New Dimension dies, the most common complaint seems to be frequent unhappiness with the Zip-Spindle. I don't use them, so really can't say.
As for Hornadays' New Dimension dies, the most common complaint seems to be frequent unhappiness with the Zip-Spindle. I don't use them, so really can't say.