DaveInFloweryBranchGA
Member
They say a picture is worth a thousand words. Well, if a picture is worth a thousand words, what's a video with explanation worth?
After reading so many posts about the Lee Precision website's videos, I got curious and went there and looked through them. I was suprised at how much good information was there, not only about the Lee equipment, but also about how to set up dies.
The die setup videos were about Lee dies, but it was obvious to me the methods used to setup the Lee dies would easily translate into other brands of dies. I wish I had had this resource when I was first learning how to set up dies, woulda have saved me a bunch of headaches and trouble.
I highly recommend to anyone who's just starting out reloading either a single stage, turret or a progressive to go watch the die setup videos on the Lee site. If you just purchased Lee Equipment, watch the videos for your piece of equipment. It's excellent information and seeing "how to" in the bideo can really save you a lot of headache reading and trying to visualize exactly what they're talking about in the instruction sheets for various dies.
Here's the link:
http://www.leeprecision.com/html/HelpVideos/video.html
Regards,
Dave
After reading so many posts about the Lee Precision website's videos, I got curious and went there and looked through them. I was suprised at how much good information was there, not only about the Lee equipment, but also about how to set up dies.
The die setup videos were about Lee dies, but it was obvious to me the methods used to setup the Lee dies would easily translate into other brands of dies. I wish I had had this resource when I was first learning how to set up dies, woulda have saved me a bunch of headaches and trouble.
I highly recommend to anyone who's just starting out reloading either a single stage, turret or a progressive to go watch the die setup videos on the Lee site. If you just purchased Lee Equipment, watch the videos for your piece of equipment. It's excellent information and seeing "how to" in the bideo can really save you a lot of headache reading and trying to visualize exactly what they're talking about in the instruction sheets for various dies.
Here's the link:
http://www.leeprecision.com/html/HelpVideos/video.html
Regards,
Dave
