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posting this twice. I accidentally posted it in the "Gunsmithing" site also. I'll try to do better in the future I received an email in answer to one of my questions on another site. To make a long story short, he said Dillon told him never to use a die that begins with an "L" on a Dilon press. Have any of you heard that and know the reason. He did not know why. I know there has been "bad blood" between Mike Dillon and Lee for years. I'm kinda curious as to what was meant by that statement. | ||
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So what's that got to do with Lyman dies? | |||
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quote:You need to re-read my post. It says L dies...that means Lyman and Lee. | |||
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I read that. Got the part about bad blood between Dillon and Lee. Haven't figured out the part about Lyman. Mr. Dillon seems to be a very opinionated fellow; whether he has any basis for his recommendation or not I don't know. As for the dies, I use both Lyman and Lee dies, and occasionally some RCBS ones. Don't have any complaints about any of them. | |||
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