Lee seating die issue

Michael

Michael

Active Member. Uh/What
I am kinda with Ian on Lee dies, sorry if I sound snobbish. I have 1 rifle FL sizer die, 1 pistol set that I haven't used in 15 years, the expander die for cast bullets, oh and their funky factory crimp 40 S&W die that I used for my G27 to iron out the bulge before I sold the 27, I think that's about it. When I need a die it's Forester, Hornady, Lyman, RCBS, or Redding, 90% of the time, depending on what I need for the task at hand.
 
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Mitty38

Mitty38

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Finaly got to try the glue trick. It worked.
So good to go for now

Got ahold of Lee, again.
They are can make me a custom stem. $8.52 they gave me a reference # and put a note on my account.So They have a reference when and if I decide to send in the bullets.
If this works sufficiently for now I will wait till I get the cash, to order some other stuff from them.
 
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462

California's Central Coast Amid The Insanity
Mitty38 said:
Finaly got to try the glue trick. It worked.
So good to go for now

Got ahold of Lee, again.
They are can make me a custom stem. $8.52 they gave me a reference # and put a note on my account.So They have a reference when and if I decide to send in the bullets.
If this works sufficiently for now I will wait till I get the cash, to order some other stuff from them.
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Emmett, another advantage of the hot melt glue method is that the glue is easily removed and the process repeated with another bullet design. Save your money for something exciting . . . like a pie.

Pie: Costco sells a 12" pumpkin pie for $7.99(?). All year long, too, not just at the holidays.
 
Mitty38

Mitty38

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