Any drawbacks to "mixed" die sets?

[BurnOut]

I usually purchase dies for a given cartridge from a single manufacturer... whether it's Hornady, RCBS, Redding, Forster, or whatever. So, both my FL sizing and seater dies for, say, .223 Rem are from Forster, and both my FL sizing and seater dies for 7.62x39 are from RCBS.

Anyhow, would there be any drawbacks to running a FL sizing die from, say, Redding and a seater die from Forster?

I can't think of any problems that would result from doing this, but I've been known to be wrong on occasion.

 

[Onyx Z]

Nope, no downsides that I could think of. I prefer Redding sizing dies and I only use Forster seating dies. My 9mm dies are from RCBS. Oh well.

 

[Fig]

I do it all the time. I have probably 70% Redding dies, but some Wilson, Forster, a few Lee, a Few Hornady...

I load for probably 30 calibers, and never give it a thought using different mfg dies.

 

[BurnOut]

Right on. Thanks for the replies, folks.

 

[Bradu]

Only if you have a bad case of OCD