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Reloading
Die choice dilemma
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<blockquote data-quote="idaho elk hunter" data-source="post: 933439" data-attributes="member: 68226"><p>Redding and Forester are the undisputed best. Forrester is quite a bit better value but the same in quality. If a person had to buy a different die the Hornady is a good piece if you want to deal with the lock ring. I have seen in tolerances and quality in normal dies, a good one is Lee for normal dies. As you state they do not focus on the VLD bullets. They do not make as many dies as the others and change the reamers out quicker and keep a eye on quality control a lot better. Lee is a small family owned business that cares. The owners daughter is the sales rep that goes to the reloading shops and takes care of the large and small retailers and there business. Not a large mass produced company with careless employees just there for paycheck.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="idaho elk hunter, post: 933439, member: 68226"] Redding and Forester are the undisputed best. Forrester is quite a bit better value but the same in quality. If a person had to buy a different die the Hornady is a good piece if you want to deal with the lock ring. I have seen in tolerances and quality in normal dies, a good one is Lee for normal dies. As you state they do not focus on the VLD bullets. They do not make as many dies as the others and change the reamers out quicker and keep a eye on quality control a lot better. Lee is a small family owned business that cares. The owners daughter is the sales rep that goes to the reloading shops and takes care of the large and small retailers and there business. Not a large mass produced company with careless employees just there for paycheck. [/QUOTE]
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