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Hi,
I bought a nice BRNO in 8x60S a while ago and am trying to fins dies for the caliber. Lee will make custom dies but they are a bit expensive. Anyone have an idea where to look? Would it be possible to modify 8x57 dies?


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I'm afraid you are looking @ some level of custom dies. Redding & RCBS show them as custom.
Horandy does list them:
https://www.hornady.com/shop/


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Thanks for the info, can´t understand how missed Hornady.

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Midway has two sets Hornady available for $48.95

The RCBS are $122.99
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Posts: 968 | Location: YUMA, ARIZONA | Registered: 12 August 2003Reply With Quote
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I found the dies on Finnish Midway and they´re asking over 100 Euros for the Hornadays and 190 Euros for the RCBS. I guess shipping counts for some + customs but 100%?

Thanks for the assistance
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I think I saw some in grafs closeout bin...

http://www.grafs.com/fc/closeout-browse.php?o=6&p=951&q=&v=&s=
 
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Thanks for the tip, I just ordered the dies and a shellholder.

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Glad to help. Also, the 8x57 and 8x60s have the same shoulder diameter (0.431), so you should be able to use a standard 8x57 seating die for the 8x60s...
 
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Anyone have an idea where to look? Would it be possible to modify 8x57 dies?


Maybe! But I use RCBS 8X60 dies to load my 8X60RS. My cases require an RCBS No. 26 shellhoder, but a plain rimless 8X60 uses a regular No. 3 shell holder, same as a .30/'06......


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As I´m not a technical wizard and am easily cinfused I better stick with the correct size -anthing else is asking for trouble!


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When all else fails, try Huntingdon, that is where I bought my 8x60S dies this year. Then go to Natchez for some RWS 8x60S brass to do the job right. Just look out for a 0.318 bore rifle, don't get suckered like I did by an 8x60mm SAKO Mauser. Now I have to get my slugs from Europe (RWS and S&B) or from Woodleigh (Australia), both are a real pain.

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I´m buying the gun from boha, its a .323 bore and in nice shape. He´s actually throwing in some extras -new finish, checkering and butt plate for a total price I won´t mention -don´t want any rampaging jealousy on this thread!


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i used to use a regular set of 8-57 dies and just backed them off to form and resize as i made mine from 06 military for sale to a shop who couldnt find a supplier for them .
 
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