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    XLR Chassis Stock

    would any one know where can i get one of these XLR stocks in the uk?
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    new to reloading: Lee deluxe die set, what else do i need in terms of die? (.308)

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    new to reloading: Lee deluxe die set, what else do i need in terms of die? (.308)

    well most guys in my club reload so the bullet is seated so far forward it wont fit in the magazine so load singularly, so odds are they will get me doing that. one shot at a time means no need to bother worrying about recoil.
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    new to reloading: Lee deluxe die set, what else do i need in terms of die? (.308)

    those hornady dies are 7/8ths arent they?
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    new to reloading: Lee deluxe die set, what else do i need in terms of die? (.308)

    thanks guys, so crimping is deffinatly out, next step, with in reason what would you guys rely on as your die of choice for affordable accuracy its 00:30 here, im in my university library revising for an engineering exam on Tuesday a midst tables full of sleeping students, keep me sane guys XD
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    new to reloading: Lee deluxe die set, what else do i need in terms of die? (.308)

    nah the duluxe 3 die set, but if you'd recomend alwqays full sizing over just neck sizing ill go for something like the rgb dies. but are these the ones you're talikg about? Collet Dies 308w - Lee Precision im looking at: Lee Deluxe Rifle 3-Die Set - Lee Precision just to be clear. or posibly...
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    new to reloading: Lee deluxe die set, what else do i need in terms of die? (.308)

    i was just thinking cus i read a forum post saying that crimping improves accuracy, said the same in the product description of the crimp die i think.
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    new to reloading: Lee deluxe die set, what else do i need in terms of die? (.308)

    i was just thinking cus i read a forum post saying that crimping improves accuracy, said the same in the product description of the crimp die i think.
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    new to reloading: Lee deluxe die set, what else do i need in terms of die? (.308)

    i was just thinking cus i read a forum post saying that crimping improves accuracy, said the same in the product description of the crimp die i think.
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    new to reloading: Lee deluxe die set, what else do i need in terms of die? (.308)

    ok, thanks thats good to know :)
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    new to reloading: Lee deluxe die set, what else do i need in terms of die? (.308)

    thanks, good advice :) i thought that as i was only using the ammo in one gun and it was bolt action i would only need a neck sizing die and that full sizing dies were only useful for factory resetting brass or semi autos. i get that if im going to start buying once fires i will need a full...
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    new to reloading: Lee deluxe die set, what else do i need in terms of die? (.308)

    one further note, as I live in England things tend to be a tad more expensive anyway a simple set of lee deluxe dies are £35 (which translates to over $50) a full reloading kit as cheep as i can do it is going to cost over £430 ($665) so anywhere i can legitimately cut corners will be appreciated
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    new to reloading: Lee deluxe die set, what else do i need in terms of die? (.308)

    ok, i was confused as on the sales description it says "reduces or eliminates need for case trimming" but i needed to make sure. think ill make my own trimmer, the higher end ones seem very expensive for what they are, i can just sand cast the block or even fold steel and weld strengthening ribs...
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    new to reloading: Lee deluxe die set, what else do i need in terms of die? (.308)

    Hi i know a fair bit from research but there are some things im unclear on. im looking at a lee deluxe set to reload ammunition for a bolt action remmy. (single stage press) im not interested in peoples opinion on the make, im putting a set up on a budget so please no just stating hornady or...
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    Making A drum for a home made tumbler

    Re: Making A drum for a home made tumbler hey, sounds like a great project, i was thinking about building one myself (though not quite on the grand scale you are proposing :D) i was wondering about the use of internal stationary blades (like a cement mixer, oh and we have one of those we are...
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