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1/11/2022 4:13:34 PM EDT
I shoot a 338 lapua and want to get precision dies for my set up.
1/11/2022 4:19:03 PM EDT
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Forster
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1/11/2022 4:28:37 PM EDT
[Last Edit: headstoner][Edited] [#2]
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Originally Posted By wildearp:
Forster
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This. And/or Redding competition dies.

Both very nice!!


When I reloaded for .338 rum I used one for sizing and the other for seating. I can't remember which was which but i did a bunch of reading and thought I had the best setup I could get with the combo.

*the better micrometer for seating was with the redding I believe
1/11/2022 5:58:29 PM EDT
[Last Edit: wildearp][Edited] [#3]
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Originally Posted By headstoner:

This. And/or Redding competition dies.

Both very nice!!

When I reloaded for .338 rum I used one for sizing and the other for seating. I can't remember which was which but i did a bunch of reading and thought I had the best setup I could get with the combo.

*the better micrometer for seating was with the redding I believe
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The arfcom test data said Forster, and that is why I use them. Data showed the smallest runout of the test subjects.  Arfcoms rarely steers me wrong. The Redding looks very similar, so I would suspect the difference is minimal.

I have at least 5 brands of dies, but Forster for my precision things. (read the directions)
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