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Join Date: April 27, 2022
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I ran across a good deal with both lachmiller and herter reloading dies,
I have read that CH D built some of the herter dies, and lachmiller built their own. Have also read they were both quality dies, and should work fine. I have also read that RCBS bought out LACHMILLER in the 60s or early 70s. Does that mean RCBS DIE SET UPS can be used for Lachmiller dies? I am new to reloading and need to know. |
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Your going to want to look for instructions for the dies you have. Not a company that bought them and may not make the same product.
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lachmiller dies
Problem is can not find any instructions on line for lachmiller dies.
Does any one use them and can help with setup? |
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Looking at a few pictures they look like standard reloading dies. You should be able to read rcbs instructions, or the guide in your reloading manual and figure it out.
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