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I have no experience with collet dies but don’t they just size the neck? At some point you might have to resize the body if over charged. But maybe not?
I have two sets, a Lyman & an RCBS. Both excellent. I had been asking $110 shipped. But, I might try those Lee dies. They’re pretty inexpensive.
426crown said
Mark–here you go: Bill
https://www.ebay.com/p/1000731191
Bill
I hit buy it now on those Lee 33wcf dies and ended up with 6mm cm dies. Seemed like some sort of a scam but at least the seller gave me a refund. Still looking.
sb said
I have two sets, a Lyman & an RCBS. Both excellent. I had been asking $110 shipped. But, I might try those Lee dies. They’re pretty inexpensive.
That’s because you are not getting the regular 2 die set. I like Redding but they are more expensive.
https://www.grafs.com/retail/catalog/product/productId/15585
mark minnillo said
426crown said
Mark–here you go: Bill
https://www.ebay.com/p/1000731191
Bill
I hit buy it now on those Lee 33wcf dies and ended up with 6mm cm dies. Seemed like some sort of a scam but at least the seller gave me a refund. Still looking.
I remember now that a few years ago the same thing happened with me. They must have similar part numbers
I see in the ad it says .33 Winchester.However ,when you read the description it says 6 mm.
Excellent. Redding makes quality dies.
One added contribution. I have used the Lee Factory Crimp die for the 33 WCF, 348WCF, 45-70, and 450 Alaskan cartridges.
The Lee FCD ensures a strong but uniform crimp which really is important in rifles like the 86/71 with tubular magazines.
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