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wncchester · December 2, 2009, 08:24 PM

Take the Pace Setter Die set. As stated above, you really won't need the neck die for an auto but, things being as they are, you may very well want to try crimping later.

You could get the RGB set for just the sizer and seater but, since the Pace Setters include a shell holder (the RGB set does not) AND the crimper for very little more, why not go that route?

Lee's dies, all of them, are quite good regardless of the lower than usual price. Ammo is made inside so shiney externals and neat knurling adds no value at all but it does add cost.

December 2, 2009, 08:24 PM	#11
wncchester Senior Member Join Date: December 1, 2002 Posts: 2,832	Take the Pace Setter Die set. As stated above, you really won't need the neck die for an auto but, things being as they are, you may very well want to try crimping later. You could get the RGB set for just the sizer and seater but, since the Pace Setters include a shell holder (the RGB set does not) AND the crimper for very little more, why not go that route? Lee's dies, all of them, are quite good regardless of the lower than usual price. Ammo is made inside so shiney externals and neat knurling adds no value at all but it does add cost.