.338 edge die ???

bigbuck

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What kind of dies are you using for your edge and how much do they cost?

Thanks for looking
 
What kind of dies are you using for your edge and how much do they cost?

Thanks for looking

I'm also in the same boat. I have been searching on that and nothing.

I think I'm going to use a 338 RUM set. Not the best way to go about it but its a way.

I know RCBS makes them but I don't know the price.

Part Number: 56871 .338-300 Remington Ultra Mag ⑧ Group(G)

http://www.rcbs.com/downloads/SpecialOrderCatalog_09.pdf

Doing a search I found these links but there's an error when I click on them:

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We use Redding FL sizer dies obtained from Shawn at Defensive Edge. Not sure what the current cost is though. Give Shawn a call at 208-687-2659 and he'll get you squared away.
 
Thanks guys for the reply I think i've read on this forum were folks use a redding .338 die and drill it out somehow. Maybe I'm all wrong someone tell me if this is not so.

Bigbuck
 
Whenever I have a rifle built I always have the dies made from the reamers that way they are perfect---just food for thought... I also have all of my reamers except for a few and Speedy has those.
 
Whenever I have a rifle built I always have the dies made from the reamers that way they are perfect---just food for thought... I also have all of my reamers except for a few and Speedy has those.

I can see that that would work perfectly for a seater die, but what about the sizing die?

A sizing die needs to size a piece of brass to be smaller than the chamber. How can your chamber reamer cut smaller dimensions than the chamber?
 
I keep the 338 set in stock. They are a match die set, a FL bushing die with a .364" bushing, 30 to 338 tapered expander and micrometer seating die. This set is expensive at $265.00 but they are the best ones I have used.
 
Thanks shawn,

You have a message on your answering machine , with my number . Talk to you later:)

Bigbuck
 
I can see that that would work perfectly for a seater die, but what about the sizing die?

A sizing die needs to size a piece of brass to be smaller than the chamber. How can your chamber reamer cut smaller dimensions than the chamber?

The roughing reamer is used for the sizing die.
 
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