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Why not use L.E. Wilson in-line sizing dies?

I just ordered a sako trg 42 in 338 lapua so I need to get dies and a bigger press then the hornady lnl progressive I currently use. Is there a reason not to get the L.E Wilson in-line kit? Everything I read about the L.E. Wilson in-line kit sounds great. I already have a few in-line seaters that I could use the arbor press for as well. I do like the idea of seating at the range.
 
I use Wilson inline seaters with a 21st Century hydro press for my LR BR rifles, as do many many competition shooters looking for very high accuracy. I don't use them for any other rifle.
 
SPJ - any chance you can you tell me to what dimension the die resizes the base and shoulder ? I have a tight chamber and need 0.452 at the shoulder and 0.4680/.4685 at the base. Thanks. Martin.
 
However, using the inline seaters are no slower than seating with 7/8-14 does on a press, so why not?
It’s a 338 lapua. I’m going from loading 100 rounds for a range trip to 50 from a financial stand point. So time wise I don’t care if it takes twice as long. My impression is that the best shooters like L.E. Wilson but since they don’t charge $250 plus people don’t talk about them when they discuss the best.
 
@Martin52 Sorry, those notes are all packed up. I expect you’ll be pleased though.
Yes - Wilson bushing with the numbers up and not over tightened.
J
YMMV of course
 
It’s a 338 lapua. I’m going from loading 100 rounds for a range trip to 50 from a financial stand point. So time wise I don’t care if it takes twice as long. My impression is that the best shooters like L.E. Wilson but since they don’t charge $250 plus people don’t talk about them when they discuss the best.
Who doesnt talk about them- theres not a seater die post on here that they dont win the popular vote. I dont think youll see many in the 338lm size mentioned though. And make sure when you talk about a wilson kit that its not a neck sizer for an arbor press theyre kinda known for. Make sure its a threaded fl sizing die and youll be fine
 
Who doesnt talk about them- theres not a seater die post on here that they dont win the popular vote. I dont think youll see many in the 338lm size mentioned though. And make sure when you talk about a wilson kit that its not a neck sizer for an arbor press theyre kinda known for. Make sure its a threaded fl sizing die and youll be fine

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338 Lapua Magnum Bushing Full Length Die
Mfr Part: FLD338L
 
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338 Lapua Magnum Bushing Full Length Die
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He said “kit” and that jogged my memory to not many years ago they sold a fitted yellow box with an arbor press bushing neck die with decapping base and one of their inline seater dies. I was just making him aware. I know they started making fl bushing dies recently like the one you showed. Thats the style he needs especially for the LM
 
He said “kit” and that jogged my memory to not many years ago they sold a fitted yellow box with an arbor press bushing neck die with decapping base and one of their inline seater dies. I was just making him aware. I know they started making fl bushing dies recently like the one you showed. Thats the style he needs especially for the LM
Your correct dusty. I failed to notice the “kit” included a neck sizer and not a full length sizer. I definitely want a full length sizer.
 

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