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September 6, 2013, 07:18 PM | #1 |
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Love my Lee Loader, lots of retro fun, but...
...to speed things up a little, and for use when portability is not an issue, am considering a collet neck sizing die for my (RCBS Partner) press. I'm loading .303 British for one rifle only right now, so neck sizing is going to be the way to go for me.
Have elected to go with Lee, as they made the FL sizing and seating dies I'm using right now and I've been happy enough with the results, but am curious about one thing. The collet die comes with something called a "dead length" seating die. In what way does this differ from, e.g., the seating die that came as one of my RGB die "pair"? |
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