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<Husky> |
Dear Gentlemen, Does anybody here have any experience with the Austrailian SIMPLEX reloading dies? They have a quite impressive line of English big bore dies. Yours | ||
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We use a couple of Simplex sets. They are comparable to RCBS and Lyman dies. Most parts and threads for decapping pins and seater plugs are the same as either RCBS or Lyman. They are packed in blue plastic boxes somewhat more fragile than other makes except Lee and their top of the line dies are in hinged wooden boxes that are very nice. We have a 577-450 die set boxed in wood. ------------------ | |||
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Dear Husky, are those Simplex dies available here in Sweden? If they are, where? Bert regards, Fritz | |||
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I bought a set of 10,75 x 68 simplex-dies from Ammodump along with Woodleighs and brass last year. Service-minded people and good prices. Dropped a moose with the 400 grs Woodleigh a month ago. Made me happy. Boha, Finland | |||
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<OttoDude> |
Mr. Husky, I've been using Simplex dies to load for my .375H&H, and have been very pleased with them. One thing I've noticed is much more consistent bullet seating with the Simplex dies, than with Hornady's In-Line seating dies. Wonder why... Regards, Otto P. | ||
<Husky> |
Hi, Thank you all for the information! It seems that they know what they are doing "Down under". I consider that the German Triebel reloading dies are the best! I have a set for my .404 Jeffery -but Triebel has a very high price. /Husky | ||
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