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RCBS 25-06, 1989.

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30-06 2003

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RCBS 270 WIN.dies.they came with my press kit that they were selling at that time.

The press has some wear around the shaft but the dies are still in use to this day.

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Hornady 45 ACP/AR. Long gone, replaced with RCBS and Redding. Wore out the hornadys.

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RCBS in 270 Win.

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Rcbs 22-250 still have them

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A set of RCBS 6.5x257 dies came with a converted Arisaka Type 38, so I guess I bought them indirectly.

The 1st new dies were RCBS 9mm steel. Date code is 83. Found out about dicking around with case lube on short pistol cases. I still have these but the sizer was replaced shortly after with a carbide one.


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RCBS 22-250 and a rockchuker kit. Bought in 1998 and still using. Many more sets of dies over the years.

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Rcbs 30-06 and rcbs 7mm mag.


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Either 30’06 or .223

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Lee 9mm

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45 ACP Lee Loader sometime in the mid 70s, then a RCBS Jr and RCBS dies a few years later. Still have the Jr and use it occasionally.

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RCBS 30/06 dies...


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RCBS 300WBY FL die set. Still have them. Bought the rifle, thinking I got a hell of a deal on it, until I saw what factory ammo sold for. The dies have more than paid for themselves. I think after the first 200 rounds I loaded for the 300WBY, it also paid for the RCBS supreme kit at the time as well.


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Lee 280 REM.


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RCBS FL 22-250 Remington.


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Herter, 30-06, 1955. Also bought the Herter press which I ultimately sold cheap to a guy at Brownell's who was a collector of old reloading stuff. That press was MASSIVE with very little mechanical advantage. $15 and he paid for shipping! Added several presses since then!


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RCBS 44 Mag SWC

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FL set of Forster 7mm08 Rem. Early 90's.

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RCBS 30-30 about 1963? Still have the dies and the rifle.


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