Does it take 1+1/4 X 12 Lee dies
1115984
Yes, the Lee Precision Classic press does take 1-1/4" - 12TPI dies. You just have to remove the 7/8-14TPI bushing. I am using mine for 577/450 Martini dies. Works Great!
1115985
I use standard dies and I don't know the dimensions. However the nut which you see in the top of the photo of the press can be taken out to accommodate dies of a larger diameter. Hope this answers your question. R.E.
1115986
Yes it does Joe. Just remove the bushing. Great little press for the money.
1115987
Lee dies are standard 7/8 x 14 threads and will thread into any industry standard press.
1115988
If that is the size of the standard Lee die then yes it does. I would have to measure but from what I understand it takes the standard size die.
1115989
Instruction manual: "ADDITIONAL FEATURES There is a reducer-bushingfactory installed in the Classic Cast press. Removal ofthis bushing allows the use of 1 1/4-12 dies. You will needa 1 5/16 inch socket or large adjustable wrench to removethe reducer bushing (figure 7 )."
1115990
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.
1525994
Yes thay will I have 8 sets of lee dies . I have had a lyman sparten loader ( press ) I got in 1963 use Lyman Lee R C B S Dies. Most dies are standard thread Have fun .
543305
It can do it. I have one set of RCBS dies for a 30-06. I prefer the carbide dies that you can buy through Lee for all pistol loading. A set of dies is less than $30 from Lee.
986913
I have a Hornady L&L; AP and use these lee dies in mine. You just need to remember to get the L&L; bushings that the dies set in.
1002014
I've only had the large set since January 2014 so can't tell you about those dies. I have had some of the smaller dies for a couple of years. The 55018 die has been used for at least 3 pin wheel quilts and is still sharp. I've worn out the cutting mats and have had to replace the mats. The die could not be sharpened just because of the way it is made.
1920084
Yes but not worth the money in my opinion I had two of them and couldn't even get 50 shells of 30 06 six done without the pin bending and snapping. No more lee for me. Lake city brass. I wanted to save wear on my CBS dies but it was of my time. To ken.t
632501
No. Is the answer. I own both of the 4 die sets. I reload 9mm and .380. I tried to load the 380 using the 9mm stuff and ended up buying the 380 set.
359404
I'm sorry, but I do not know. I use the dies in the Sizzix Big Shot machine.
1963757
Yes you will need the correct dies as with any caliber round. Lee dies are 20-30 dollars on avg
1229088
According to Midway USA and Lee manual, yes you can load 40 S&W; and/or 10mm with this die set.
1597467
You just need the 9mm die set. The instructions for their set comes with the dies
771016
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.
1297707
Yes dies is all you need. I would however suggest you invest in a different powder scale. This one is built kind of crappy and i dont cate for it.
2223982
Yes. It's essentially two Wolfdale dies on the same package. Each (2) core die features 6 MB of L2 cache.
696274
It does from 2/0 down to 4 Ga. It has different dies for different size cables
1360589
Theoretically: Yes. It will take some force in the resizing die. If you're gonna do a few at a time, it will work. If you want to crank out several hundred, get a bench press. Be sure to lube your brass. Also, bear in mind that Milsurp 5.56 brass has a crimped primer pocket, and the standard Lee dies aren't up to that, but for .223Rem they work well. The Lee Ram primer works well on this press, but again if you're only doing a few at a time. Too tedious for a lot of rounds.
1785415
By two die, I guess you mean rifle. It uses standard dies...I use some lee dies and they work fine. The calibers it reloads is here http://brianenos.com/pages/dillon/cal.conv.chart.html