Who makes the "undersized" sizing dies?

[Tomas]

I read a thread somewhere that discussed resizing dies that were, something like .001 smaller than typical resizing dies, but I can't remember who made them. I thought it might have been Brownells but can't find the listing if it is them.

I know one of you all must know what I'm talking about...could you provide me a link?

Any thoughts on how these dies really work. The concept seems great, but I'm wondering if there is any downside. I'll be using it for 10mm.

Thanks.

Tom

[Tree Rat]

Lee makes the die. EGW retails them with mod.

http://egw-guns.com/catalog/index.php?cPath=40&osCsid=332e348f4ed1e776a68a465a294ede69

TR

[MDman]

why do you want smaller dies?

[mrawesome22]

Small base dies are what you are looking for.

[Bullet94]

I’ve got some of the EGW dies from the link above. They help prevent bullet setback and work great!

[Mike Irwin]

Small base dies are a good idea for some lever actions and autoloaders.

[Linear Thinker]

Small base dies are designed for reloading rifle cartridges for use in semi-auto rifles, to increase reliability. I am dubious as to their utility.

I bought a set of Lachmiller small-base dies for 270Win a few decades ago, it seemed like a good idea at the time, as I was mainly reloading range brass.

None are made for pistol brass, AFAIK.
LT