9MM Hornady Dies

[JohnH]

What a surprise to see all of these on the shelf today!!

Are these still in demand???

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[ruger45blackhawk]

What a surprise to see all of these on the shelf today!!

Are these still in demand???

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Maybe priced far too high like all other related items pertaining to reloading?

 

[JohnH]

IDK, they were only $50 which seems pretty standard compared to some of the other stupid prices of things

 

[Certaindeaf]

I think most people like carbide dies. Heard from some that that coating can fail but hey.

 

[TDH]

Cabela's actually had them online a week or so ago. I use those dies and they work great.

 

[Dozer99]

Four months ago those were unobtainium! See things are getting better.

 

[nwslopoke]

I recently got a set of these from Sportsman. I think it was about the same price. I saw a set of 40 cal dies at the Forest Grove Bi-Mart and a set of 45 cal at a different Bi-Mart. I don't recall which. I was tempted but not a priority at this time. Still waiting to see primers come back. I saw powder in Lincoln City but nothing I could use.

 

[Pete F]

Mine arrived yesterday $40 + 9.99 shipping (bought a few other items with it). I never thought that I would need/buy 9mm dies - just wasn't worth it with a single press. 9mm was so cheap that the savings from reloading was minimal. I haven't heard anything bad about the titanium nitride dies except the sizing die and most of my reloading stuff is Hornady. I don't think that the problem is with the TN sizing die, more likely dirty cases or no lube. They are guaranteed for life.

 

[Mikej]

Wait till you go for the shell holder! I like Hornady dies. I do have Lee in 9mm and .40, just because they were quite a bit less than others when I started loading 10 years ago. But I've been sticking with Hornady for rifle rounds.

And he probably doesn't remember, but @JohnH is one of the first couple of members that I bought reloading supplies, brass I think, from. He was very helpful to me, I remember that.

 

[kbuc nw]

I'm guessing that most of the reloaders have already found their 9mm dies. I picked up a set two months ago thinking I found the Holy Grail, and now there are 6 sitting on the shelf at Sportsman's.
I'm still waiting to see if they get in some more "affordable" bullets. The ones they had were pretty spendy.

 

[TDH]

I saw some 9mm 115gr on the shelf at Sportsmans, and they were expensive. I'd look online, either RMR, or someone like DGbullets if you want coated.