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  • 9mill
    Member
    • Aug 2010
    • 304

    lee O frames?

    thinking of a breechlock or the classic cast. my question is on the classic cast how do you install/remove dies without having to readjust? do you use two lock nuts and a skinny wrench? or maybe some locktite? thanks
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    Cowboy T
    Calguns Addict
    • Mar 2010
    • 5725

    With the breech-lock, set it 'n' forget it. That's the whole idea of the breech-lock. With the traditional Classic Cast, just unscrew the die together with the lock nut, and it should stay right in adjustment.

    For those who like the RCBS-style lock nuts, Lee now also offers something similar themselves. Of course, since the threading's standard, you can mix/match how you want.
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    • #3
      21SF
      Veteran Member
      • Oct 2010
      • 3498

      I hate rcbs lock nuts that brass screw sucks, I like hornady lock nuts.
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      • #4
        Cheep
        Senior Member
        • Apr 2009
        • 1338

        +1 for lock rings by Hornady!
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        • #5
          Bill Steele
          Calguns Addict
          • Sep 2010
          • 5028

          In a single stage press, I personally don't see a significant advantage to the Lee Breech Lock or Hornaday Lock and Load style quick change bushing. A simple lock ring on a standard die provides most of the advantage (i.e. not having to readjust the dies each time you change them).

          I think for a progressive press with a fixed head (like a Hornaday LnL AP), the quick release bushing concept will make caliber changes a little easier as you are changing 4 or 5 dies at a time, versus a single die, but again, basic lock rings largely mitigate most of the advantages of any quick change bushing setup.
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