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Rickenbacker53 · April 5, 2009, 11:03 AM

I recently acquired 3 sets of Redding Competition Dies sets so cheap that I couldn't pass them up. I haven't used them so I was thinking about doing the Ebay route with them. Things seem to sell for much more there than anywhere else. I could get alot of nice comments for what they will bring if a set of my Lee or hornady dies will do the trick. Besides I paid Lee prices for them so even getting just the regular price for them would be profitable. In the Redding dies defense I have heard they are very smooth. It's hard to know if what your reading is all hipe or not. Dillon, Lee , Hornady, Redding, they all boast the best. So what is and isn't true is questionable with-out have hands on experience. That isn't always economically feasible.

Thanks again for your opinions

April 5, 2009, 11:03 AM	#6
Rickenbacker53 Member Join Date: March 9, 2009 Posts: 27	Thanks Thats What I Wanted To Know I recently acquired 3 sets of Redding Competition Dies sets so cheap that I couldn't pass them up. I haven't used them so I was thinking about doing the Ebay route with them. Things seem to sell for much more there than anywhere else. I could get alot of nice comments for what they will bring if a set of my Lee or hornady dies will do the trick. Besides I paid Lee prices for them so even getting just the regular price for them would be profitable. In the Redding dies defense I have heard they are very smooth. It's hard to know if what your reading is all hipe or not. Dillon, Lee , Hornady, Redding, they all boast the best. So what is and isn't true is questionable with-out have hands on experience. That isn't always economically feasible. Thanks again for your opinions