Dies, 9mm
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Dies, 9mm
Where is a good place to buy 9mm dies for Lee single stage? Do brand options matter and if they do, what should I get? Are there any other pieces to go along with die sets that don't come with them also? I think that is the last thing I need to get started.
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Re: Dies, 9mm
Lee Carbide dies will do just fine.
Midwayusa ?
Midwayusa ?
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Re: Dies, 9mm
That's where I got my Lee's.Dustin wrote:Lee Carbide dies will do just fine.
Midwayusa ?
They were on back order but only took two weeks to come in after order was placed.
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Re: Dies, 9mm
They have 3 and 4 piece sets. Looks like crimp die is the 4th piece. Is that a good idea to have and what's the difference in "factory crimp" and "taper crimp"?
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Re: Dies, 9mm
I just use the taper crimp or 3 piece dies on my 9mm.
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Re: Dies, 9mm
I use the factory crimp die rather than the taper. Being that 9mm head spaces off the case mouth i prefer the factory crimp method of squeezing the case onto the bullet rather than bending the mouth in. Will it make a difference? Probably not seeing millions are reloaded every year with a taper crimp. It's just my preference