Can you use these dies on .357's?
1389144
Yes... Attached is from Lee's website, reference the .38 Sp die set...Note: you may use the 38 Special die set to reload for the 357 Mag. You would have to back out the Powder Thru Expander Die, and the Bullet Seating and Crimping Die about 2 turns to compensate for the longer 357 case.
1389145
Yes... Attached is from Lee's website, reference the .38 Sp die set... Note: you may use the 38 Special die set to reload for the 357 Mag. You would have to back out the Powder Thru Expander Die, and the Bullet Seating and Crimping Die about 2 turns to compensate for the longer 357 case.
1389146
You can but it's better to buy one. That way you don't need to size your dies when you change. There not that expensive.
2069226
If u have the dies yes. But can not recommend load master trashed mine after a week and bought a Hornady lock n load
986692
Sorry I cannot answer your question as I do not own a 357 SIG.to test. They fit just like a live round and the action has to lock, so I would assume if you gun is functioning properly the action should not lock with the wrong round chambered.
986914
They are pretty standard size dies. Don't see any reason why they wouldn't work. I use all lee stuff and their presses are compatible work other mfg. Dies.
2183557
Most presses use the same dies. There are exceptions but I could use these on my Dillon XL650 with no issue if I wanted to. About the only common issue is length as some presses (like Dillon) run a long die so often times people just put the nut on the bottom.
1710369
There are 2 sizing dies. One for use with brass already fired in your rifle, and the other for brass used in other guns. It's a bit more complicated to use, but I wish I could exchange my other dies for the Lee Precision Deluxe.
2165108
As far as I know any die can be used with any loader. These die sets I use for my Load Master but I believe they can be used with any loader that takes 1" dies.
656078
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.
1061872
Yes, use them over and over and over! I practice with my S&W 625 all the time. On a revolver however you may have to sand the outside down for each one to fit in the cylinder chambers. In autos there is no issue.
2014624
All of sizzix dies are able to be used on the big shot. You can also use the embossing folders as well. Hope that helps.
561685
just change out your dies for the round to reload.i do 223,9mm.45acp.357.38 spc. no problems
1274995
No, you do not have to use the Hornaday dies. I use various brands the thread size is standard on the dies they go into die bushings then the loader it is actually a little more convenient if you are loading more than one caliber.
1312974
yes, they should all dies are the same thread per inch, I like the carbide dies better than steal, no need for lube with carbide dies.
2190987
That would be correct. But I would recommend that you always use lube. I have had brass stick or grind enough for me to always lube my brass. I only got these dies when things were rough and I wanted to get my hand on some. I would recommend the Lee normal dies and take care of them, they will last just as long and work just as good.
2208689
You would need a die set for that specific caliber. Prices may vary from manufacture to manufacture. A good cheaper die set would probably be Lee Dies. If you're doing straight-walled brass like majority of the handgun brass, a carbide die will help even though it costs a bit more because you don't have to lube the brass.
1597467
You just need the 9mm die set. The instructions for their set comes with the dies
899970
No reloading dies are included. You buy them separately $35-50 specifically for the caliber you reload/shoot.