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| Rob You shouldn't experience any problem as long as you lube the inside of the case neck.I use powdered graphite applied with a q-tip. You can also buy a tapered expander for most dies. This would be handy if you wanted to go from 30 to 35 cal in one step. |
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| I believe that the RCBS .338-06 dies come standard with a tapered expander. At least my set of RCBS .338-06 dies came with a tapered expander.
-Bob F.
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| What Bfaucett said.
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| Do yourself a favor and get some Imperial sizing wax before you do the neck expanding it will be A LOT smoother. |
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| I just got a set on Teusday, and it's tapered. Jim...... |
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| Tuesday (sorry)! |
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| My RCBS dies came with a tapered expander and they are a standard set. |
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| Do Redding dies have a tapered expander? |
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| Westman, Yes Redding has a tapered expander. |
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