[-06]

Cotton top, did not know you were on that boat with me. Before that I had the crazy idea of being able to load most any caliber. Silly me.

[TexasGunner]

.223 & .308 right now. I hope to add 30-30 to my collection at some point.

[cottontop]

Originally Posted by -06

Cotton top, did not know you were on that boat with me. Before that I had the crazy idea of being able to load most any caliber. Silly me.

I think C3 was with us also.
ct

[texaswoodworker]

Originally Posted by potentialglock

None cause I can't even find the ones I'm looking for!! *sniff sniff sob*

What kind are you looking for?

[Apex-Predator]

Rifle dies in order
6.5x55 SE (Hands down my favorite)
270 Win (The one I really miss)
270 WSM (my railgun)
7mm-08 (finicky as all getup)
308 Win (My pretty gun, FN Winchester 70 FTW)
30-06 (The Workhorse)

Handgun dies.
9mm (my CCW)
40 S&W (Because Longshot and 180gr XTPs are so much fun)
44 Mag (Don't own that one but reload it for a good friend)

I used to buy RCBS dies and they still serve me well, but nowadays I buy Lee, just as good, cost less, and include a shell holder that I was always trying to track down with RCBS.

[cottontop]

Originally Posted by Apex-Predator

Rifle dies in order
6.5x55 SE (Hands down my favorite)
270 Win (The one I really miss)
270 WSM (my railgun)
7mm-08 (finicky as all getup)
308 Win (My pretty gun, FN Winchester 70 FTW)
30-06 (The Workhorse)

Handgun dies.
9mm (my CCW)
40 S&W (Because Longshot and 180gr XTPs are so much fun)
44 Mag (Don't own that one but reload it for a good friend)

I used to buy RCBS dies and they still serve me well, but nowadays I buy Lee, just as good, cost less, and include a shell holder that I was always trying to track down with RCBS.

I have to disagree. Lee dies are not near the quality of RCBS. They cost less for a reason. Lee dies just don't come close to RCBS, Redding, or Lyman. I have a few Lee dies that I do use, but I also have been gradually replacing them with higher quality dies. Just try to sell a set of Lee dies at a gun show. They will only bring a third of what higher quality dies will bring, if you can sell them at all.
ct

[zebramochaman]

9mm Makarov, 9mm Luger, 38 Special/357 Magnum, 357 SIG, 45 ACP, 45 Colt, 44 Special/Magnum, .223 Remington, 30 M1 Carbine, 30-30 Winchester & .03-06 Springfield. All dies are Lee.

[sdiver35]

RCBS carbide 9mm, .40 and .45 ACP. I've only been at it a few months.

[-06]

A bud told me a long time ago that he wanted to be able to load most all popular calibers. That way when(not if) civil functions cease to operate then he and his buds can "continue to march". Can you just imagine how very difficult it will be to get components when there is no or sporadic electricity to run a world controlled by computers. Chaotic will be an understatement.

[Apex-Predator]

Had several malfunctions with the RCBS dies over the years, had not had one with a Lee yet, have not been using them as long so it still might be coming but they have served me really well, in fact Lee makes 6.5x55 dies with the proper .480" diameter, the RCBS uses the half ass Americanized .473" diameter all us Sweed fans hate with a passion.