LEE Carbide 50AE
Well I talked with Barb from LEE today. They are much more reasonable than the RCBS. RCBS was $304 per die unless we went through and FFL and then it was $204.32 up to 9 then it would be 182.97 for 10...
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Before this thread started I checked into these. RCBS did offer them as a "special" and if I remember correctly they were $320. Keep in mind this was nearly 4 years ago. To the best of my knowledge...
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Midway still shows a special order RCBS carbide sizer for $343 and a 3-die carbide set for $424, which must include carbide belling and crimp/seat dies given the $90 price differential, which is more...
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mobocracyAt first I thought you had a misprint with that 1x14 thread. You forgot to mention it comes with a 1 1/4X12 adapter which is what most presses have after you remove the bushing. Apparently...
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Do they have the Lee dies in Carbide??? I saw some on their website,but they are made of steel. Does anyone know where I can get a set of .50ae dies that will fit my Lee Anniversary Press??? Let me...
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Only carbides are..... http://www.midwayusa.com/eproductpage.exe/showproduct?saleitemid=278508&t=11082005
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Holy Crap, $446 for RCBS carbide, and only 23.49 for the steel set from Lee. Do I get the lube or do the cases???? I hope me because I feel like I might get f***ked at that $446 price. Thanks for the...
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Bruce, Assuming you are going to get a set of steel dies, I was just going to give you an fyi. I have both the Lee and RCBS die sets fot 50 AE and there is a big difference between the amount of...
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RB, thanks for the info. I really cant justify the price of the RCBS dies. I have the DE in the .44 and .50AE. I do most of my shooting with the .44 barrel. I really dont shoot the .50 barrel enough...
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Bruce, The RCBS dies I own are steel. I would never pay what they want for those carbide dies.
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I don't own any Dillion equipment but if they use standard threading, they should work fine.
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This is very helpful, im assuming this deal isnt available anymore maybe il just pick up a set of the RCBS dies like you did. Bruce, Assuming you are going to get a set of steel dies, I was just going...
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http://www.shootnhunt.com...e_sets/50_ae/0812479.html is the product description incorrect here?
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I would have to say yes, the product description is incorrect. I checked RCBS web site with the product number and they make no mention of the die being carbide. It list the die as being a 3-die TC...
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ArinX69 wrote: http://www.shootnhunt.com...e_sets/50_ae/0812479.html is the product description incorrect here? That's pretty funny, I just recently came across those also and checked the...
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I have 3000 50AE cases at home that I've loaded at least 4-5 times each. Only just now starting to see issues with them, the odd split base and such. I use the regular RCBS 3 die set with Hornady One...
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HiI´m just wondering how it´s possible to make .50AE carbide dies since the .50AE case is tapered form?
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It is ground with diamonds I would say, cost is great as mentioned. My dies, I use lube. Lube is good! GAB
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