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  • Tom-ADC
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  • Joe Kidd
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    Thank you.

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  • EMR
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    Bullet Sizing Question

    Originally posted by Sky_DiveR
    Have you looked at NOE push thru sizers?

    http://noebulletmolds.com/NV/index.php?cPath=104
    Last edited by EMR; 08-28-2018, 3:26 AM.

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  • Rwnielsen
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    Let Randall do it for you. It won't cost a lot and it will be correct when he hands it back to you

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  • Sky_DiveR
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    Have you looked at NOE push thru sizers?

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  • Joe Kidd
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    I went to the Lee Precision site again. Under the tab "Bullet Casting", under sizing dies, there is a paragraph concerning custom work. Apparently Lee makes size .458" and .459" sizing dies but only sells them through Track of The Wolf. I didn't expect to find steel dies under bullet casting but I guess it makes sense.

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  • ar15barrels
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    Originally posted by Joe Kidd
    I have several Rapine press through bullet sizing dies. I find these simple dies very useful. Does anyone know if someone else makes similar "primitive" sizing dies. I want to size cast bullets to load .45/70 for a rifle. Lead slugs measure .458".

    Is it practical to polish out a Lee sizing die from .457" to .459"? Thanks.
    I have never heard of polishing as a way to re-size things.
    Polishing should not be adjusting the dimensions if you are doing it right.

    I can open up a 0.457" sizer to a custom size on the sunnen hone though.
    Honing is how you make precisely sized round internal holes.

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  • Joe Kidd
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    Thanks all.

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  • Bumslie
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    Originally posted by J-cat
    Or just get the right size from Lee
    +1 you can order a custom push through

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  • J-cat
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    Or just get the right size from Lee

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  • sghart
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    I have opened up several Lee sizing dies. Easy to do. The last one I did was for my new Marlin 1895CB in 45-70. I also went from .457' to .459". I may take it up to .460".

    I used a wooden dowel with 400 gr wet or dry sandpaper. Some light machine oil.

    Take your time and check occasionally.

    Best of luck,


    Steve in N CA

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  • Joe Kidd
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    Bullet Sizing Question

    I have several Rapine press through bullet sizing dies. I find these simple dies very useful. Does anyone know if someone else makes similar "primitive" sizing dies. I want to size cast bullets to load .45/70 for a rifle. Lead slugs measure .458".

    Is it practical to polish out a Lee sizing die from .457" to .459"? Thanks.
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