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Are Redding dies alot better than rcbs
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<blockquote data-quote="dgr416" data-source="post: 1298315" data-attributes="member: 1208"><p>I have three 338-378 weatherby accumarks two made in.Maine by seco and this last one made in.Maine .I can chamber the brass I.made from.the 416 weatherby good but.sometimes after I.seat a bullet it will not fit .I.tried coattails and they worked fine .They didn't work.and buckled the brass with flat base nosler partitions my.favorite for this gun.I bought once fired brass 338-378 weatherby and it won't fit my gun.I resized it Still won't fit .It's either the chamber or the dies .I have rcbs dies I am fixing.to buy Redding dies ..I.sometimes put a spark plug feeler gauge under the bottom of the brass to raise it up.on my dillion I hope I can figure this out in live these guns used them.in Alaska 12 years but found a bunch of the ammo my.cousin loaded on a single stage rcbs Press wouldn't.fit after the bullet was seated .I checked every case to make sure it fit before we put the powder and bullets in fit fine .I.have also bought a bunch of boattail bullets they never have a problem.I.sure do appreciate help on this I have called dillion and rcbs a ton of times same bad results.I.want.to try the Redding dies just don't trust these rcbs dies messing.up brass any.more .I.Hope I.can get this once fired to size I.have a ton of it .I.got the 416 weatherby brass as a bargain in loaded ammo so I.deloaded 1600 rounds of it by.hand with rcbs reloader hammer no fun but I did it and used bullets in my 416 rem mag.The 338-378 weatherby is awesome if I learn.all the tricks if loading it I want a 30 or 31 inch barrel to really get the most of this cartridge .thanks Mike .</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="dgr416, post: 1298315, member: 1208"] I have three 338-378 weatherby accumarks two made in.Maine by seco and this last one made in.Maine .I can chamber the brass I.made from.the 416 weatherby good but.sometimes after I.seat a bullet it will not fit .I.tried coattails and they worked fine .They didn't work.and buckled the brass with flat base nosler partitions my.favorite for this gun.I bought once fired brass 338-378 weatherby and it won't fit my gun.I resized it Still won't fit .It's either the chamber or the dies .I have rcbs dies I am fixing.to buy Redding dies ..I.sometimes put a spark plug feeler gauge under the bottom of the brass to raise it up.on my dillion I hope I can figure this out in live these guns used them.in Alaska 12 years but found a bunch of the ammo my.cousin loaded on a single stage rcbs Press wouldn't.fit after the bullet was seated .I checked every case to make sure it fit before we put the powder and bullets in fit fine .I.have also bought a bunch of boattail bullets they never have a problem.I.sure do appreciate help on this I have called dillion and rcbs a ton of times same bad results.I.want.to try the Redding dies just don't trust these rcbs dies messing.up brass any.more .I.Hope I.can get this once fired to size I.have a ton of it .I.got the 416 weatherby brass as a bargain in loaded ammo so I.deloaded 1600 rounds of it by.hand with rcbs reloader hammer no fun but I did it and used bullets in my 416 rem mag.The 338-378 weatherby is awesome if I learn.all the tricks if loading it I want a 30 or 31 inch barrel to really get the most of this cartridge .thanks Mike . [/QUOTE]
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