Dies for 6mm BR?

[dangaff]

Prefer to get a complete set (FL,NS & Seater)

But I'm willing to buy a FL & S or NS & S and buy the missing one separately..

Won't be shooting competition(yet, maybe down the track), basically just varminting..

$110 MAX

 

[dangaff]

bttt..

 

[sobeksminion]

I am guessing from your location that you are in Australia, so have a look at these two.

http://www.shooters.com.au/product.asp?pID=50315&cID=5960

http://www.shooters.com.au/product.asp?pID=8253&cID=5960

I am pretty sure that Lee do not make anything for the BR so these may be your cheapest way out. It is actually easier to find competition dies for a 6mm BR than it is to find standard ones.

Happy Shooting

gun)

Michael

Freedom. Paid for in blood, lost in appendix A subsection 12 of a bill, as the government tries to create a stupid and obedient society

 

[oldreliable45120]

You didn't mention it but make sure you but the correct 6br dies. There is a 6mm Norma br and a 6mm Rem br. I have the Rem br. The 2 rounds are simmilar but there is enough of a differance that one die set wont reload both rounds. 6mmBR.com has all the info you will need for this round. I use a standard Redding die set, F/L and seating and shoot little groups with it. Best so far is a .187 for 15 shots off a bi-pod shooting prone. Good luck.

 

[keithcatfish]

Redding 6mmbr body die and seating die and a Lee 6mm ppc collet die. Yes, ppc. The case and neck lengths of ppc and BR are close enough so the ppc collet die works great for the BR, no modifications necessary.