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Hornady custom-grade new dimension dies/anyone one of you get any reloading problem

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25 August 2005, 09:04
rejpelly
Hornady custom-grade new dimension dies/anyone one of you get any reloading problem
I have received a set for the .338RUM,I ran with some problems,How can you take out their stuff they are putting inside theirs dies without domaging the inside of theirs dies,no solvent,may be a particular oil...
25 August 2005, 09:16
vapodog
any solvent including carb cleaner will do. Use a cotton ball or cloth to clean it out and gasoline, acetone, paint thinner....what ever you got. Immediately after cleaning the "crap" out of it give it a shot of die lube, one shot or whatever you use as a case lube.

Then go to reloading.


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25 August 2005, 09:23
Roy Richardson
shameI loaded over 400 rounds of .204 Ruger. This last weekend when I was shooting, I noticed that some of the brass had a ring around the case just about a half inch below the shoulder. I will take the dies and soak them in slovent and then polish it out to see if that helps make it go away.

No pressure problems or anything else though!


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25 August 2005, 09:32
JAL
Your ring around the sholder wouldn't be from using a Lee deburrer would it??
John L.
25 August 2005, 23:05
JustC
non-chlorinated break cleaner in a spray can. This type will also no harm the stock finish if you use it in a barrel as well.


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26 August 2005, 09:09
Roy Richardson
Big GrinJAL,

I did deburr the cases witha deburring tool, not from LEE though, but I did not notice any rings then. I will check that out and fill you guys in if it is that


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27 August 2005, 05:00
rejpelly
Thanks,I was able to clean the dies...