I am new to reloading and am trying to gather components, so this may be a rookie question. Will these work with my Hornady, L&amp;L AP Progressive Press?
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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.
221544
The RCBS is not a progressive loader as is the Hornady so reloading should be faster and easier. I would read the reviews on Amazon for both before making a decision.
1979722
I do not know. I use them with the Hog Wild brand shooters. Sorry I can't be of more help.
1870593
I believe these will work for you. I ordered them not knowing what type of gun I have, and they work perfectly.
1061226
Yes they will work in a Rcbs press. As for being as good that's a very opinnionated question. Yes they are good dyes. They are not as smooth after belling case will feel bump that's how it works though if pouring powder through die completely normal people should not get mad at die that's the way it works. If using cast bullets I also use Lyman M die
2225130
I suggest the carbide 4 die set, that way you have the option to use the fcd to see if it improves your reloads or not. I actually bought the 3 die set and purchased the fcd separately and wish I would have bought the 4 die set to start with and saved some time and money. I don't mind the extra step even with a single stage press.
397192
I only reload 308 and 30-06. 30-06 isn't that much smaller than 300 mag, so I would definetly say yes . It's a great, great press . I highly recommend it.
906155
I believe you mean rock chucker, and yes they will. It's the press I use. If you're going to e reloading a lot, I highly advise getting a progressive for pistol calibers. You're looking at about 100 rounds an hour on the rock chucker.
2165107
In most cases all dies are interchangeable. I use mostly Lee and Lyman Presses also an old Pacific. I have Lee, Forrester, Hornady, RCBS and other dies. They all interchange.
466137
They should work just fine. I use them for my 7.62 (.30 cal.) rifle, .38 special revolver, .40 S&W; pistol, .44 black powder revlover and .45 pistol.
35085
They will all work with your press as long as you have the bracket that bolts to the nearest hole to the press handle. I have like 6 different primer carriers, they all work with my 4 hole turret.
1209655
A progressive reloaded basically makes one complete round with each stroke of the press handle. It has multiple stages that do the resizing and de-capping, fresh primer seating, powder drop, etc on to a finished bullet. Progressives are generally of a turret design. Check out Dillion if you are interested in a nice progressive press.
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They are if you screw the dies into a "LNL" die bushing (they fit any standard sized die). There are a pack of bushings included with the press but if you are going to load multiple calibers I would suggest you buy more. The press a great tool once you get it set up & tuned in!!
1051546
Yes, Lee calls it a "powder through expanding die" and it works with the Lee auto-disk powder measure in the Lee 1000 progressive press. The set also includes a .5cc powder measure scoop, steel shell holder, carbide sizing die, bullet seating die and instruction book. You can use this set with a single-stage Lee press.
2041940
I have no reason to believe it would not work, you may need to drill some additional holes to match the foot print of your Hornady press, I use mine on both a lee press and an RCBS Rifle Press.
452555
The manufacturer of the gun isn't as important as the caliber. Check your firearm to ensure it's stamped 9x19 or 9mm Luger. If so, then these will work.
1327765
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.