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Rifles, Reloading, Optics, Equipment
Reloading
Die choice dilemma
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<blockquote data-quote="trickytune" data-source="post: 933407" data-attributes="member: 69289"><p>I have been waiting for my Savage 260 Rem to arrive and it finally has and I'm trying to buy all the best reloading gear etc for the future. Im going to use Berger VLD projectiles which like to be loaded with a seating die that fits correctly and I have chosen the Forster Ultra micrometer seater but I have to wait for it to come which could be months. Im new to reloading and I have everything I need to shoot e.g. rifle, scope, projectiles, powder, brass but no dies. Should I just buy some Lee dies to get started and at least use my rifle till the other arrives or should I wait? From what i read I will need to modify the Lee seater to seat from the ogive not the tip due to the length of the Bergers. I intend to get the best groups the rifle is capable of and some long range beer cans and hunting as well.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="trickytune, post: 933407, member: 69289"] I have been waiting for my Savage 260 Rem to arrive and it finally has and I'm trying to buy all the best reloading gear etc for the future. Im going to use Berger VLD projectiles which like to be loaded with a seating die that fits correctly and I have chosen the Forster Ultra micrometer seater but I have to wait for it to come which could be months. Im new to reloading and I have everything I need to shoot e.g. rifle, scope, projectiles, powder, brass but no dies. Should I just buy some Lee dies to get started and at least use my rifle till the other arrives or should I wait? From what i read I will need to modify the Lee seater to seat from the ogive not the tip due to the length of the Bergers. I intend to get the best groups the rifle is capable of and some long range beer cans and hunting as well. [/QUOTE]
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