Victor1Echo
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Bear in mind that I have never reloaded, and will be using a basic Lee single stage press. I will buy some dies later this week, and I have been doing my research. The main benefit of carbide dies is that you skip the lubing part--right? Well, I have read many posts where people still lube becasue it makes easier on their shoulder. The only reason I did not want to lube is because it seems messy, and I can be messy. Also, I could buy about four Lee dies for the cost of one Dillon carbide set. So my question is:
Are carbide dies worth the cost of not lubing?
Well, that depends on what I reload right? and how much?
.45auto, 32sw,.308, .223
I am not sure how much I will reload, as I have never done it--but lest say a total of two thousand a year?
Are carbide dies worth the cost of not lubing?
Well, that depends on what I reload right? and how much?
.45auto, 32sw,.308, .223
I am not sure how much I will reload, as I have never done it--but lest say a total of two thousand a year?