schmeky
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Several months ago I had problems with my 9mm reloads using my trusty Dillon 550. I bought a new Lee 4-die set with a separate setting die and taper crimp die, the latter having a carbide insert to ensure a properly sized final case dimension. Since then my 9mm loads have been absolutely perfect.
I have noticed my 45 acp loads don't "seem" to be as consistent as in the past. I'm using my very old RCBS carbide 3-die set I've had for over 20 years. It may be time to "re-die". Does anyone else use the Lee 4-die set with 45? I would "assume" even a carbide insert can wear after 10's of thousands of rounds.
I have noticed my 45 acp loads don't "seem" to be as consistent as in the past. I'm using my very old RCBS carbide 3-die set I've had for over 20 years. It may be time to "re-die". Does anyone else use the Lee 4-die set with 45? I would "assume" even a carbide insert can wear after 10's of thousands of rounds.