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tank1949 · November 16, 2012, 02:51 PM

Thanks.

I use Dillon sizers that are also trimmers in a one step operation. I assume these are made of regular steel, not carbide? Then, I deburr brass. Then, I resize again with RCBS to remove primer and streighten case mouth (most of them). I have to run 308s through a SB sizer or they will not feed into my M1A. If I am not doing something correct, chime in. I was really concerned with dies being worn to a point that they would affect perfect seating in the next process and thus provide poor runout and crappy accuracy.

Dillon has carbide 308 SB dies??????? I have several Lee pistol carbide dies. Those are sweet!!!!!!!

November 16, 2012, 02:51 PM	#6
tank1949 member Join Date: November 12, 2012 Posts: 243	Unclenick Thanks. I use Dillon sizers that are also trimmers in a one step operation. I assume these are made of regular steel, not carbide? Then, I deburr brass. Then, I resize again with RCBS to remove primer and streighten case mouth (most of them). I have to run 308s through a SB sizer or they will not feed into my M1A. If I am not doing something correct, chime in. I was really concerned with dies being worn to a point that they would affect perfect seating in the next process and thus provide poor runout and crappy accuracy. Dillon has carbide 308 SB dies??????? I have several Lee pistol carbide dies. Those are sweet!!!!!!!