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Clint Tickler · February 9, 2000, 12:53 PM

Thanks for the reply. I also use Lee dies, including factory crimp dies on all my handgun reloads. I was just getting ready to work up some loads for my newly aquired 300 Savage using some Speer 150 gr rn bullets when that caught my eye on the Lee data sheet that came with the dies. Maybe I don't need more then just a tension grip on the bullets as it is a rotary mag model 99 but the warning did make me wonder what the deal is. I'll check my other Lee data sheets when I get home to see if they all say the same thing.

February 9, 2000, 12:53 PM	#3
Clint Tickler Senior Member Join Date: August 12, 1999 Location: Seattle Area Posts: 184	Thanks for the reply. I also use Lee dies, including factory crimp dies on all my handgun reloads. I was just getting ready to work up some loads for my newly aquired 300 Savage using some Speer 150 gr rn bullets when that caught my eye on the Lee data sheet that came with the dies. Maybe I don't need more then just a tension grip on the bullets as it is a rotary mag model 99 but the warning did make me wonder what the deal is. I'll check my other Lee data sheets when I get home to see if they all say the same thing.