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How many of you use 40 S&W Dies to load 10mm? The reason I ask is because
I already have a set of Redding 40 S&W. Trying to save a few buck if possible. Big Grin



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I do
 
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Thanks for that info P D



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I do also.


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I have used RCBS Carbide 40SW/10mm dies for 30+ years w/o an issue.


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I have had a set of RCBS 40 S&W/10mm Carbide dies since about 1988 when I got a Wyoming Arms 10mm Parker model. I reload both without any problems. I'm thinking the manufacturers use the same die for both sets.

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dancing appreciate the info.



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Tonkin Gulf Yacht Club 72'73.
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