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S&W 500 Loads
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<blockquote data-quote="Kevin Thomas" data-source="post: 482285" data-attributes="member: 15748"><p>lamiglas,</p><p> </p><p>Give the Lee Factory Crimp die a shot. It's almost impossible to buckle a case by overcrimping with these, and in these calibers, I'm not sure the term "over crimping" is even applicable. I'm <u>not</u> a Lee fan, by and large, but blind pigs do find the occasional acorn. Lee definately did with this one, as it was virtually the ONLY die that I found that would allow prolonged shooting of the 454 Casull or the 500 S&W without having bullets pull under recoil. They're good and really do live up to their advertising.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Kevin Thomas, post: 482285, member: 15748"] lamiglas, Give the Lee Factory Crimp die a shot. It's almost impossible to buckle a case by overcrimping with these, and in these calibers, I'm not sure the term "over crimping" is even applicable. I'm [U]not[/U] a Lee fan, by and large, but blind pigs do find the occasional acorn. Lee definately did with this one, as it was virtually the ONLY die that I found that would allow prolonged shooting of the 454 Casull or the 500 S&W without having bullets pull under recoil. They're good and really do live up to their advertising. [/QUOTE]
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