Correction, mine are not bushing dies! Sorry, BarlowI have a set of them in 257 Roberts. They are straight and true, no issues. Barlow
Correction, mine are not bushing dies! Sorry, BarlowI have a set of them in 257 Roberts. They are straight and true, no issues. Barlow
What match grade Hornday product do you use?Jim, I don't use the Hornady seater but rather a Wilson with arbor press. I have the Hornady seater and it has a floating bullet guide....but like I said I use the Wilson. Good shooting....James
I ordered these from the custom shop in 2009. They were made for my chamber by Lonnie Hummel. Lonnie has since retired and I am not sure if the die I have is still offered in 6mm Dasher. It has been too long ago for me to remember all of the details....but I know the FL sizer I have works with my chamber. Good shooting....JamesWhat match grade Hornday product do you use?
I have used the full length sizer and comp seating duie to load some very accurate ammo. Had a 22-6mm rem the would shoot in the ones and a 6.5 prc that shoots in the twos. I am not sure about the bushing sizing due. You can buy a fl set and put the micrometer top on the seater. Relatively cheap and works very well.Forster micro seater and bushing dies should serve you well
Mst Gunny,Whenever you ask the question "which are better" you will get all the Anti's of the one you chose. I have in my collection an assortment of dies. RCBS Gold, Hornady Custom, Redding, and yes even Lee. Nothing wrong with any of them. Some have more gadgets attached, but they all make good ammo. I believe the components of the ammo are much more important than the dies.
Bought them off the shelf, so to speak. Think I got them from Midway. .308 set.Mst Gunny,
I've been meaning to ask someone about the RCBS Gold die set you mentioned.
Specifically the FL sizer, did you send 3 fired cases to RCBS for size and honing ? Or are they SAMMI?
I heard good things about the comp set..
Jim