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Has anyone tried these? I like the idea of a lock screw that uses a cross bolt to tighten the ring, versus a screw that tightens into the die threads. I have a bunch of Hornady rings that I use for this. Lee offers these for $7 or $8 for three, it might be a stellar deal. Midway is selling them for $7.99 a set. Have you tried them yet? If so, what is your impression? https://leeprecision.com/ultimate-lock-rings-3-pack.html![[Linked Image from leeprecision.com]](https://leeprecision.com/images/P/90566-01.jpg)
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Campfire Regular
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they must be some improvement over the crappy original Lee lock rings with the O ring alone. I replaced all my O ring ones with Forster cross bolt lock rings, they look similar in design to the new Lee ones but without the outer notches like gear teeth and no O ring.
They work.
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Campfire Greenhorn
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Campfire Greenhorn
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I like the Forster ones myself, the Hornady ones are ok too but harder to find up here. I don't get why these new lee ones still have the o-ring if the ring locks tight with the cross screw though?
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