Where to find 9mm dies?

[Foto Joe]

I'm trying to find a set of dies for 9mm, (S&W Model 39) a Carbide sizer is a must 'cause I'm lazy. MidwayUSA has them on backorder until who knows when. eBay has numerous sets but it's eBay and I'm not that trusting.

Preferably I'd go with a Lee set if I could find one, the problem is I can't. Anybody got any ideas for a source? Anybody got a set they want to get rid of?

I use a Lee Single Stage press if it matters.

 

[bloominonion]

http://www.amazon.com/Three-Die-Carbide-Sets-9mm-Luger/dp/B0028M509O/ref=sr_1_8?ie=UTF8&s=sporting-goods&qid=1299183905&sr=8-8

 

[dusty14u]

You can order directly from the Lee Reloading site. Shipping is very cheap too.

 

[john16443]

http://www.fmreloading.com/Merchant...de=90509&Category_Code=Lee+Carbide+3+Die+Sets

Don't necessarily be afraid of eBay for these. Most places that sell them are shops that sell new equipment, but their pricing with S&H is more than at FM Reloading.

 

[oneounceload]

Able Ammo, Gamaliel, Graf & Sons and lots of other places - Google is your friend

 

[subman47]

or here Factory Sales
https://factorysales.com/html/xcart/catalog/dies-p7.html

 

[tryNto]

Or Titan Reloading...

http://www.titanreloading.com/lee-carbide-or-steel-3-die-sets/9mm-luger-lee-pistol-carbide-3-die-set-

 

[cheygriz]

Go to Redding's website and click on dealer locator.

 

[REL1203]

I am selling a Brand New set of RCBS 9MM dies, P/N 20515.... Comes with the additional seater plugs.. Paid $52 for it.. Selling for $45 shipped... Let me know

 

[rfwobbly]

I see lots of nice, used die sets at gun shows for $15-$20. Nice die sets have been around since the 70's. There's zillions already out there.

 

[Tusker10mm]

9mm dies

Have a set used slightly, LEE for $30.00 shipped if you need them. Carbide of course.

 

[Foto Joe]

Well...Thanks for the information. While sitting at the kids house last nite listening intently to a two year olds birthday party that she had not much interest in I got on my daughters computer. Titan Reloading looked to be about the best price so the dies and a Lee sizer gauge got ordered.

I picked up some lead and brass yesterday at a local gun shop, so when the dies show up I'll expand my horizons into semi-auto reloading. I should be able to ruin brass and get practice with my enertial puller for a day or so until I get the hang of it. My goal will be to maintain my Model 39 as a semi-auto, not a single shot.