Will this thread into, say, a Lee Rifle Powder Die?
1484823
It should... I returned it, and oped to get the Redding Power Measure. I felt it was more precise in its meassurment.
1578554
I use Lee presses so I am not 100% sure. However I think that Lee's dies are standard thread and should fit. You may want to ask Lee Precision phone (262) 673-3075 or email info@leeprecision.com
1934160
Don't see why not. If you can buy dies for it it will reload it. I love mine.
2208689
You would need a die set for that specific caliber. Prices may vary from manufacture to manufacture. A good cheaper die set would probably be Lee Dies. If you're doing straight-walled brass like majority of the handgun brass, a carbide die will help even though it costs a bit more because you don't have to lube the brass.
1525989
The Lee dies are threaded 7/8"x 14 ...I use them in an RCBS press. Check the threads on your Lyman press to make sure they're the same.
1525993
Lyman uses standard 7/8 - 14 thread in their loaders. They will work with any of the major brands of reloading dies including Hornady, RCBS, Lee, and Redding.
421599
I'm a consistency freak, so I run all of mine through a .356 Lee lube and size die, every single bullet is not exactly alike, but 95% go through the die with only enough resistance to shave just half a hair of lead off the microgrooves, the rest usually require a little stronger push, and take maybe a hair off of the grooves. If you are mass-loading plinking rounds you could probably skip the sizing step and not notice.
1681639
I don't see any reason why it wouldn't. As long as it is true to size you should be able to thread most any metal with the die.
2208615
I can't answer your question for sure since I'm not familiar with your weapon, but I would imagine that the screw threads would be standard across a broad line of weapons. Specific threads for each type of weapon would be a disadvantage for after market makers and a nightmare for the weapon manufacturers.
1710369
There are 2 sizing dies. One for use with brass already fired in your rifle, and the other for brass used in other guns. It's a bit more complicated to use, but I wish I could exchange my other dies for the Lee Precision Deluxe.
1422054
I don't think so but you can try it, the bullet will simply fall off as the feeder approaches the die.
1504850
It's a standard thread pattern common to all dies. I actually use a Hornady loc-n-load quick change adapter in my RCBS RCII so it should work fine for you too.
1015529
Yes easly. But it depends on the pellet and the person. Once you get a certain pellet zeroed in. Don't swap you will just be zeroing in again. Side note: you can use cheep bulk led pellets that have decent weight and it still cracks like a .22
1963757
Yes you will need the correct dies as with any caliber round. Lee dies are 20-30 dollars on avg
1866267
No the Lee Magnum will not melt brass or copper. Set on high it barely melts lead and some leads it will not melt because of other alloys in the lead.
2191911
Not a good idea as it is steel and I know of at least one person who got injured by shooting .223 at steel from a ricochet. Just YouTube it.
1180369
yes it will you just need different dies for each thing you are loading. you also need primers, brass and powder