Lee Dies

The lee dies I have work great. They may not be as good as the redding comp dies or redding s dies but they work great for me. I have 3 sets of them and like them better than some of my RCBS dies.
Not that there is anything wrong with RCBS dies.
 
Iron worker ,

I ahve been using the Lee collet dies fo my 243 AI and my 300winnie. I have been liking them more and more as I use them.No lube required /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/cool.gif These are neck sizing only dies however. I know of two knowledgeable fellows on this site that use/recommend them(Abinok and Jerry Teo)Try em youll like em /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smile.gif
Jim
 
You won't just like them, you'll love them!! /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/grin.gif /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/grin.gif
 
Iron Worker,
The same here, I have used the Lee collet dies for my son's 308 Winch. and my first four shots will go in under 1/2", many times in the mid 0.3's. Many will degrade them but I'd be a thankless person if I wouldn't state my experience. I really like them!
ps
This is on a Ruger M77 Varmint factory barrel.
 
I have used the collet dies in several different calibersand could not have been happier. All the rifles shot 1/2" or less, plus they are really user friendly.Great dies!!
 
As long as the chamber and barrel are up to the task, the lee collet die will make match grade ammo.

Jerry
 
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As long as the chamber and barrel are up to the task, the lee collet die will make match grade ammo.

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Thats about as plainly as you can put it!
Ill tell you what, sliced bread has nothing on those collet dies.
 
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