Which dies for 6BR ?

[claysshotgunner]

Well thanks for all the good info guys ? I made my decision as to which set of dies to use for the 6BR about 10 posts ago.

So, no worries anymore about helping to answer my question.

 

[rcw3]

I won't make a negative comment about Lynn (he does a good enough job thrashing himself - no need to pile on top of that), but as to Warner Tool (both Dan and Alan), I have done a fair amount of business with them over the years and I have always found them to do great work, make great products and handle customer service properly and fairly.

Robert Whitley

 

[warner]

And he still doesn't get it.... I would never question the work or integrity of another smith. Lynn states that he tried to purchase additional body inserts for his die. What he doesn't seem to get is that I was trying to save him some coin by perhaps remedying(sp?) other possible issues prior to making a work around for those issues. Again, not blaming anyone for anything. I am done wasting my time writing here.

Dan

 

[billmo]

Lynn, I got ripped by a supposed be great builder too. He failed to get a die to me that would re-size my brass correctly. So, I asked for my money back and managed to come up with a way to re-size my brass. I find it hard to understand how some people can have a great reputation and send out some junk like I have received. just my 2 sense!!!!

 

[expiper]

Im glad Lynn finally got a die that will work for him......lots of folks have never shot a rifle with things working as smooth as a true target rifle can .....if the brass-chamber-resize die are in concert it astounds the average shooter....I have had people sit behind my stuff and say "I had no idea!!"....I start with the brass dims and have a reamer (Dave Kiff --PTG) made that is the correct clearance and then if I listen to Dave,,,can use a Redding resize die to achieve perfect "squeeze" on the fired brass ....giving easy bolt closing and lift and not rock the gun in the sand bags thus makeing it effortless to shoot rapid shot strings with no disturbance.....it allows the shooter to feel the bullet touch the lands and know if all is welll......Roger