Aloysius wrote: |
No, but I remember Gerard of GS-Systems in S-Africa complaining about the concentricity of Lee dies. That's something less good about Lee: quality control is supposed to be performed by the customer... but no problem: you can easily exchange when something is wrong. |
dhc4ever wrote: |
The dents from too much lube, use less or get yourself some Imperial sizing wax instead of the gel or liquid type lubes, a thin smear is all it takes, no dents. Forster seating dies are well worth a look if you are having concentricity issues. Another trick to try is rotate the case as you resize, as in resize, lower the case, rotate 180 deg and resize again. Worth a try as it costs nothing. Cheers |
Aloys wrote: |
...I don't use lube when I necknize and I only resize about 80 % of the neck, so the remaining 20 % can centre the case in the chamber. |
Elvis wrote: | ||
and I reckon the Lee stuff is up with the best!!!!!! |
bdriller wrote: |
using rcbs dies, I totally accept the too much lube scenario just wish I understood how that creates that problem. |
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