Does it come with 40 S&W or 10MM dies? The description contains contradicting informatiom.
1376715
.40 S&W; and 10mm dies are one and the same, the difference between a press setup for .40 and one setup for 10mm is in the primer feeding system size. 10mm brass generally uses large pistol primers, .40 small. You can tell the difference by the shell plate part number, Lee calls the 10mm plate a #19L instead of just #19.
1376716
It comes with a .40 die which is the same as 10mm. Not sure what kind of primer the 10mm use. If it is a large pistol primer, this is not a set up for 10mm. It has a small pistol primer set up for .40. Hope this helps
64321
Yes, the adjustments for case length will be different. Also remember that the 10mm case uses a large pistol primer where the 40s&w; uses small pistol primers.
501517
James,It looks like the one I purchased. Mine has a steel sizing die not carbide. I use lube and have had no problems. I have put about 500 rounds together with them with no problem. I have been happy, good tolerance to spec, built like a tank. Hope this helps. Mike
332048
Yes this set comes with all four dies. Reshape/deprime, widen, bullet seat, and crimp
1390064
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
1963757
Yes you will need the correct dies as with any caliber round. Lee dies are 20-30 dollars on avg
1946475
Nothing other than dies for handguns (I reload .40S&W;). I also want to echo George B's comments about getting the 4-die set and another turret. The crimp die, I think, is a must (others may not) and the extra turret makes reloading multiple calibers easier -- one turret per caliber and swap them out as well as the shell casing holder. I did have to buy the rifle riser pass-through die and the auto disk doubling kit for .223. Keep that in mind when/if you reload rifle casings. Good luck and have fun. I really enjoy it once you have everything.
1502729
You are absolutely correct. Warning this item did not even last 200 rounds of 40 s&w.; It is not worth it.
1043435
Mine came with both. Good choice in trigger. I bought two. They fit very well in a mega lower and also in my umbrella corporation lower. The new roll pins are quality and the set screws are well made.
632502
9mm = tapered case.380 = straight caseBtw the expander die won't work.Having said all that. I did manage to load a few rounds after tweeking a few things and adding a few things. But only a few. It wasn't worth it and did not produce ammo that I was happy with. I'd just save the headache, bite the bullet and drop the $40-$50 on a 380 set. I have a turret press so I also bought an extra turret.
1661234
Although, I was sent the wrong set of dies in this order, and did not notice until I looked at them to answer this question, this set of 38/357/357 Max dies does have the bar code for the free bullet redemption.
2204251
I purchased mine as a back up, I received it with just a short delay. As far as the wait.... you will find this to be commonplace with most companies currently due to the extreme order volume. I waited a month for a Hornady 9mm 3 die set and ended up having to cancel the order. I would suggest to either hop in line or attempt to find elsewhere.
790664
I would say YES. I don't load either of these, but the 10mm loads sure look they are at a noticeably higher pressure level, and velocity, than the .40 S&W; loads.
1270302
Yes, if you pair it with a set of .40 dies and a set of 30-06 dies. Get a good reloading manual to go along with it so you understand reloading concepts
546369
yes it does - it comes with the decapping/resizing die (both happen at the same time), the bullet seating die and the factory crimp die. all work great! but be careful to check spent cartridges for Berdan primers (2 flash holes as opposed to 1), those will break the depriming pin!
1056466
It comes without any die sets. You have to purchase caliber specific dies separately for whatever you want to reload. Example 9mm dies for 9mm ammo. The dies are around $40-$50 per set.
1080252
Yes, it does. You don't actually need additional turrets - changing dies isn't that big of a deal - but it makes changing calibers more convenient.