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Rifles, Reloading, Optics, Equipment
Reloading
Which die set is best?
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<blockquote data-quote="Bouieboy" data-source="post: 632303" data-attributes="member: 31781"><p>With standard RCBS dies, the COAL is consistently different with berger bullets. That's the same with reloading my 300 WSM, 30-06, 7mm-08, and 2 308 win. For some reason, the 270 WSM I'M loading for gives no problems. With all of these calibers, in 7 months, I've load +1500 rounds...all with RCBS dies. I'm hearing that the tip of the bullets are hitting the top of the seating die and that is making since to me. I'm very careful with my brass selection, trimming, powder measuring, elc., I'm wanting a better seating die.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Bouieboy, post: 632303, member: 31781"] With standard RCBS dies, the COAL is consistently different with berger bullets. That's the same with reloading my 300 WSM, 30-06, 7mm-08, and 2 308 win. For some reason, the 270 WSM I'M loading for gives no problems. With all of these calibers, in 7 months, I've load +1500 rounds...all with RCBS dies. I'm hearing that the tip of the bullets are hitting the top of the seating die and that is making since to me. I'm very careful with my brass selection, trimming, powder measuring, elc., I'm wanting a better seating die. [/QUOTE]
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