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I have gravitated towards a Redding body die used with a Lee collet neck sizing die whenever possible. Wish Redding would have a vent hole in their dies till they do I avoid them
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Interesting. I must be very lucky. Never had a dent issue.
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I have gravitated towards a Redding body die used with a Lee collet neck sizing die whenever possible. Wish Redding would have a vent hole in their dies till they do I avoid them I don't believe a body die would need a vent hole.
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I have gravitated towards a Redding body die used with a Lee collet neck sizing die whenever possible. Wish Redding would have a vent hole in their dies till they do I avoid them I don't believe a body die would need a vent hole. Yup. I don't think anyone implied that it needed one. I keep my bushings loose so I am wondering if that helps? On FL dies without bushings I keep the button loose too.
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Between these, which is your preferred FL 2 die set....
RCBS
Redding
Hornady
Lee
BTW, I never see Lyman hardly ever mentioned. Are the junk? None of the above. Forster. I sure wish I would of realized this when I first started learnin myself to handload. A Forster die is always the answer if they have it in your caliber.
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RCBS FL die and a Hornady seating die.
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I prefer classic.
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RCBS FL die and a Hornady seating die. I used to like a Hornady seater but the sleeve is a total joke
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