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WHAT ARE THE BEST RELOADING DIES? - THE FACTS



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Ideally this helps you figure out which set of Lee passes away would be best for
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then the sets that Lee uses. All Lee rifle dies use standard 7/8 x 14 TPI
threading, except the large-series dies which use 1 1/4 x 12 TPI die threading.


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THE DEFINITIVE GUIDE TO THE 4 BEST 5.56 RELOADING DIES REVIEWS - A GUN SAFE




LEE Rifle Full-Length Sizer/De-Primer The Lee full-length sizer/de-primer die is
a steel die (no carbide sizing features) that is an excellent well-rounded
sizing die for use with both bolt-action rifles, lever-action rifles, and
semi-auto rifles. These passes away feature a solid de-priming rod (no removable
de-capping pin) with a built-in safety feature: the collet-type clamp at the top
of the die.


This feature works much like the de-cappers on Lee pistol passes away, other
than the fact that rifle dies consist of an integrated neck expander ball
(although it's not actually a ball). For all bottle-neck brass sizing with
full-length dies you'll desire to ensure you're using an excellent case lube to
prevent stuck cases and to prolong the life of the sizer die.



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Rifle Neck-Only Collet Sizer/De-Primer The Lee collet neck-only sizer uses a
distinct mandrel-forming mechanism to perform neck-only sizing for precision
rifle reloading. In reality, Lee is so confident in the efficiency of this
accuracy die that they have an assurance: "Smallest group size or your refund".


LEE Rifle Dead-Length Seater The Lee dead-length seater die is simple to setup,
and simple to change thanks to the design of the depth change stem. These dies
are enhanced for constant seating depth and minimal bullet runout. LEE Rifle
Seater/Crimper The Lee rifle seater/crimper is a specialty die, and is the exact
same (in basic) as the dead-length seater with the addition of a crimping
feature that is changed (and optional) based on the die height in the press.



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