Mighty Armory Dies

[Ironworker]

Anyone used Mighty Armory dies ,specifically FL sizing die with decapping and mandrel ? Loading for 6mm CM and ,heard their FL dies make using a mandrel un-necessary

 

[jpx2rk]

No complaints with their de-primer/swaging die set up, no experience with their sizing dies.

 

[divingin]

Anyone used Mighty Armory dies ,specifically FL sizing die with decapping and mandrel ? Loading for 6mm CM and ,heard their FL dies make using a mandrel un-necessary

I haven't used one, but the way it works, according to their site, is the same as a normal consumer sizing die. The expander (which they're calling a "mandrel" as it appears to be a solid piece rather than a screw on expander ball) goes through the neck prior to sizing, then opens the neck back up as the case is lowered. No different in operation than, say, a regular RCBS sizing die.

 

[Ironworker]

Received the die yesterday ,the mandrel is much smoother that a normal expander button . Loaded up some, die feels very smooth in operation . I'll circle back with range updates .

 

[ljmontano]

Received their de-capping die just a few minutes ago very nice for a de-capping die. In his video he was sizing 223 w/o lube. If he had one in 300WSM I would try one.

 

[J-rod]

Not sure if I am allowed to post this here, forgive me if it’s against the rules and my apologies to the OP.
I bought both the .223 and the 308 match FL sizers and have my thoughts on them but will save that. I went back to my old cheap Lee sizers after I figured out the well known secret to one step sizing lol.
Both MA dies will be for sale any moment. I will say Wayne’s customer service is top notch.

 

[6ShotsOr5?]

Never heard of them. From the thread title, I was expecting the thread to be about the death of a mighty armory!

 

[ljmontano]

J Rod Ck your PM

 

[TAJ45]

I like the heck out of mine. Especially the decapping pin for the undersize Lapua flash holes.

 

[Tokay444]

It may or may not even be a problem, but this thread highlights my experiences.

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