Lee Pacesetter Rifle Dies
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Produce factory-like ammo with improved utility and accuracy with Lee Pacesetter Rifle Dies. Each comes with a full-length sizer, bullet seater and roll crimper, shell holder, factory crimp die, and powder dipper.
NOTE: Dies for the .300 WSM (888-617-11), .444 MARLIN (888-616-10) and .45-70 GOV(888-616-11) do not come with a factory crimp die. The .444 MARLIN and .45-70 GOV come with an expanding die instead. The .300 WSM is a two-die set, containing the sizer die and bullet seater/roll crimper.
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Rated 5 out of 5Â by BobtheDog Good Value
Lee dies are by far the best value for the money for people who reload as a hobby. I would order Lee dies again should I need to reload for a new caliber.
September 24, 2010
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Oldmantoo Great deal
I have reloaded for years and have used 4 or 5 other brands. I find Lee's every bit as good as any I have ever used. I have not, however, used any competition dies (too expensive). I know that Lee dies are good and most are cheaper than the other brands. I like the factory crimp dies and try to always get them for the calibers I use. The only thing I can recommend is to buy a carbide die if it is available in the caliber you want because you don't have to lube them. I don't believe they are available in necked cartridges, however.
December 11, 2009
Rated 5 out of 5Â by AllOutdoors Great Dies
I have used the Lee dies for sometime now and have never had a problem. They consistently make accurate ammo for all of my rifles. They come with a shell holder and reloading data, which you will have to buy extra with other dies. The only dies I own are Lee and I can get M.O.A. accuracy in all my rifles with Lee.
October 9, 2009
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does Lee make dies for 6 MM rifle or can the 243 dies work for a 6 MM
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Lee does have dies for 6mm (assume you mean 6mm Rem). 243 is not the same and will not work correctly.Answers
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First attempt at rifle reloading, just making sure I buy the right equipment.Answers
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Well you picked a honey to start with! Lee dies will work fine. You'll need to trim well and get something to remove the military primer crimp on fired brass. I use a pilot bit on a drill press. Don't use Rem 6.5 primers, use 7.5 or CCI.A:Â
i use .223 remington dies to reload my 5.56 nato rounds for the ar and my sl8 works greatA:Â
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These Lee dies are the same ones I have been using since 2001 to load my 223 REM loads.A:Â
They sure will. Don't forget to get the crimp die, also.A:Â
The pacesetter die set you want for .223 is the item number: 38-888-616-02A:Â
This is great for all size casings from .22 to .50 cal. It will work just fine on .223, 5.62, or 7.62 casings.Answers
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Lee 90572 is a 2 die set for the .270WSM.Details:Â
are the lee dies 7/8 14 thread?Answers
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Yes.A:Â
The Lee dies are set to the standard 7/8 x 14 TPI most other dies use.Answers
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You can use just 2 of the available stages for these dies or can add the additional collet crimp die that lee makes. I use it in the 308 caliber.A:Â
i have a four stage and it works fine u just have a empty space thats allA:Â
In pistol format, if available, get the Lee Carbide 4 die set which includes expander/powder charger and the factory crimp.For rifle, I would suggest the Lee Deluxe Rifle 3 die set which includes sizing for full and neck. Just add a few bucks to get the rifle die Powder Charger and a Factory Crimp in addition to run on your 4 stage setup.
Those are my kits, hope this helps
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