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Anyone use one that you would recommend? TIA
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Campfire Regular
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The RCBS and hornady work with #38 rcbs shell holders. Work great!
Keep your head on the stock,wood on wood
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Thanks, Bella!
Anybody tried the "universal" tools?
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My RCBS does not use a shell holder. It works for all cases.
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I'm assuming that you must have the universal tool. Are you happy with it?
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The new Lee works. The old Lee can work if you remove material from the head of the unit. I had to modify my old Lee to load .300 RUM for one of my in-laws. Then I used it for a .243 WSSM.
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My RCBS does not use a shell holder. It works for most cases. The RCBS Universal tool works pretty well; it will work fine for the 25 WSSM. Scratch the 45 Auto Rim from its list....
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