WTB Lee 9mm dies

[warren57]

Don't laugh, but I need a set of 9mm Luger dies. If anyone hears of a set please let me know.
Thanks
Warren

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[MarkAd]

are you wanting only Lee?

 

[bellarum]

I've got a lee bullet seater die that I don't use if that helps.

 

[warren57]

are you wanting only Lee?

Actually anything that will work with my Lee press. I don't know if other brands are interchangable?

 

[warren57]

I've got a lee bullet seater die that I don't use if that helps.

thanks, I'll let you know, as I need all the dies currently.

 

[Norwestr55]

Actually anything that will work with my Lee press. I don't know if other brands are interchangable?

You can use any brand of dies with your press. My personal preferences are Redding and RCBS but a lot of people swear by Lee.

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if nothing turns up here or other forums. They're a dedicated Lee dealer and get inventory in more often than other places.

 

[2ndtimer]

You can use any brand of dies with your press. My personal preferences are Redding and RCBS but a lot of people swear by Lee.

And some people swear at Lee! But Norwester is right, all standard dies are 7/8" threaded, if I recall correctly. And I use Lee Carbide dies for .45 ACP, and they work fine. My personal preference is Dillon for the RL-550B, but I also like RCBS and also use Hornady, and have used Redding in the past. They all have worked fine, in my experience. And you certainly can "mix and match", as I use Lee factory crimp dies after I use the RCBS sizing die and the Hornady seating die for .223 ammo loaded for the AR-15.
The one caveat I would say is definitely get a carbide (or Hornady Titanium Nitride) sizing die for pistol cartridges. It makes case lube unnecessary, although some guys still lube every 10th case or so. They must be even more OCD than I am!

 

[mjbskwim]

Check this "google fu"
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Howmanyyouneed?

 

[Boat Captain]

Also lee factory sales. Not local but good prices, good inventory, and usually fast shipping.