Can you if you buy the one for .223/5.56 and later you want to reload 9mm, will 9mm dies work in the one for riffle and vicea versa ?
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Yes it will. I tried other conversions. I found it easier and not to much more expensive to buy a second press. Verify all that you need for conversions. Primer feed, dies, feed tubed can cost you 100 or more. As well changing setup can take a little time.
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Like lost soul said, if you haven't bought anything yet, and just want to load 9mm and .223, you might be cheaper to buy 2 pro 1000's.
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im in the process of converting from 9mm to .223 and what i have found is that for only a little more money i can buy a while new press because you need the dies -33$, shell plate -27$ , case feeder -25$, bubble disk power drop 15$, rifle charge die -12$, extra tool head -20$, so the math says $132 and for about $100 more you can buy another press all set up and since i can tell you that the load master is a very finicky press i would much rather just spend the extra money and set it up and not have to do a complete caliber change over
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It's the exact same press for both, you can purchase dies for any caliber and use with this press.
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Yes changing the turret full of dies is easy, provided you have them. You'll need dies and a turret, plus a shell plate for the caliber to reload. I encourage a 4 die set, one with the factory crimp if you buy lee or use a different company. Especially with rifle, it makes a great crimp and no crushed cases.
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YES. I bought the press with the 9mm dies. I later ordered the 223 dies off of amazon and also a turret to keep them mounted in. The nice thing about these presses is the fact the turrets just pop out so all of your dies stay intact once their setup. For $15, it's worth buying an extra turret when you buy your extra dies. This reloader will work with MANY different calibers from small to large. Hope this helps, I love mine. P.S. there are a lot of detailed short videos on YOUTUBE, that will make the setup A BREEZE! People complain about primer feeds and other stuff, Its just common sense to keep everything clean and pay attention to how it works. And you won't have any problems. I have had none. YES. I bought the press with the 9mm dies. I later ordered the 223 dies off of amazon and also a turret to keep them mounted in. The nice thing about these presses is the fact the turrets just pop out so all of your dies stay intact once their setup. For $15, it's worth buying an extra turret when you buy your extra dies. This reloader will work with MANY different calibers from small to large. Hope this helps, I love mine. P.S. there are a lot of detailed short videos on YOUTUBE, that will make the setup A BREEZE! People complain about primer feeds and other stuff, Its just common sense to... » Read More YES. I bought the press with the 9mm dies. I later ordered the 223 dies off of amazon and also a turret to keep them mounted in. The nice thing about these presses is the fact the turrets just pop out so all of your dies stay intact once their setup. For $15, it's worth buying an extra turret when you buy your extra dies. This reloader will work with MANY different calibers from small to large. Hope this helps, I love mine. P.S. there are a lot of detailed short videos on YOUTUBE, that will make the setup A BREEZE! People complain about primer feeds and other stuff, Its just common sense to keep everything clean and pay attention to how it works. And you won't have any problems. I have had none. « Show Less
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Steve, like the others said, you will need the dies, the correct shellplate, and I would recommend another turret to make the change over easier. Both use small primers, so your primer feed should be ok, but you might need to get the small pro case feeder.
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Yes you can. you well need the other dies of course and you can either change them out out you can buy a 5 hole turret that you can install the dies in permanently. You will also need a shell plate for your other caliber. It's a good reloader for the money. You will enjoy loading with it.
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Lee makes a 300 H&H; mag die and I am pretty sure this hand press will reload that cal. It is a pretty universal system as long as you have the die set.
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Yes you will need the correct dies as with any caliber round. Lee dies are 20-30 dollars on avg
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I really couldn't tell you , this is the only set of 9mm I have ever used. I have other dies in 4 and 3 die sets and don't see any real advantage.
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Will not reload 45 long Colts without the proper die set. With the proper die set, shell plate and feeder, I have been able to reload, 9mm, 40 S&W;, 45 ACP, 45 LC, .223. Like I said, this set up will ONLY do 45ACP.
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If you don't mind resetting the dies again buy just one. I load different calibers and resetting all the dies is a pain.
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Yes. I have them on three RCBS sizer/neck sizer dies, .222,.223 & .243. The only difference is SmallBase dies are that they bring the case back down to minimum dimensions. You'll like it!
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You can use any die set for .223. Usually they come with sizing die, bullet feed die, powder through die.. And get a factory crimp die.. The Lee .223 set is the best deal for the money..here the description:Lee Precision 223 Pacesetter 3-Die Set includes Full Length Sizing Die, Bullet Seating Die, Factory Crimp Die, Universal Shell Holder, Powder Dipper and Instructions with Load Data. $31.00
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As long as you buy the die sets u want to reloadu can reload whatever caliber u want to.
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Yes, it takes any standard dies from any manufacturer. I've worked with everything from lee, RCBS and Hornady, up do fancier stuff like Dillon and everything works like it's supposed to.
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Yes but.... you will have to flip the nut up-side-down and toss out the rubber gasket. Lee dies [as well as others.... other than Dillon dies, that is] sit very deeply in the Dillon tool-head. I use Lee dies in my Dillon 650XL. I was tempted to replace my Lee dies for Dillon [.223, .38spc, 9mm] but they work so well and, they fit fine in the Dillon tool-head, just quite deep. Good reloading!
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These dies use the industry-standard 7/8-14 thread pitch, that will work with all reloading presses using standard dies. That includes all Lee, RCBS, Dillon and Hornady presses. Don't have to buy any special press at all. My personal favourite for a single-stage is the old RCBS Rock Chucker. Classic design, available all over the place, and works just fine.Rock Chucker:RCBS Rock Chucker Supreme PressReloader 5:RCBS Reloader 5 Press Special
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Yes these dies will work. 9mm luger, 9x19, and parabellum are all the same type of ammo just with different names. Some countries don't use the same terms as the U.S. Hope this helps.
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By your question, it seems that you are new to reloading. The best thing you can do is to read your owners manual and published loading data before attempting to load any ammunition. These two sources along with the information provided with the selected dies sets will keep you both safe and happy.
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Yes you just need the dies for each of those calibers. I'll warn you though, with rifle calibers, you use a little more force on the full length resizing. I've only used this hand press for pistol rounds (9mm and 357 mag). I'm sure it will still work for rifle calibers, it just may require more force to resize rifle brass. (FYI I reload 30-06 on my single stage Lee Challenger - also a great press).
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You only need one to hold 9mm casings. You need different dies but the dies all work with the same shell holder. Hope that helps and happy reloading.