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Hi gents, I have a Forster Co-Ax press and would normally prefer their dies... however, for a 338-06, they aren't listed among their standard calibers. They want approx $70. for a full length sizing die and about the same for the seating die. Whose dies do you recommend? | ||
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hi back, iv''e used nothing but rcbs for a long time but i''m trying some redding dies also , no problems with either, best of luck regards jjmp. | |||
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I like redding a little better than the others.For what forster is asking you could almost get a redding deluxe set that comes with a full length size die,a neck size die and the seating die,,$87.50 at www.lockstock.com have fun,Clay | |||
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I used RCBS for twenty years, then switched to Redding. Now, if Forster makes it, that is what I use. Otherwise Redding. I really like Redding's type "S" dies. Both Redding and Forster micrometer style seating dies are top notch. I almost forgot. For the utmost in accuracy I use Wilson dies for my smaller cartridges (6mm PPC, 222, 22 PPC). Those are used with a mallet or an arbor press. LD | |||
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Thanks for your replies. Lawndart, any height issues with the Redding S dies on the Forster press? | |||
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I like RCBS for these dies. /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// "Socialism is a philosophy of failure, the creed of ignorance, and the gospel of envy, its inherent virtue is the equal sharing of misery." Winston Churchill | |||
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