Do you have to buy a die for each caliber?
295928
Yes, the die is what determines the final length, which is different for each cartridge.
1390062
It's the exact same press for both, you can purchase dies for any caliber and use with this press.
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.
899970
No reloading dies are included. You buy them separately $35-50 specifically for the caliber you reload/shoot.
630321
Yes, it requires a shell holder, which comes with a caliber specific die set. Hope this helps. Ted
2225126
I prefer the 4 die, I like the extra step to take care of the brass. Hope this helps
2006262
There are tons of dies available from many different companies. There are great deals on older ones but they are usually the basic ones that I use the most. i purchase most of mine online and find good deals on them.
2243671
There used to be a shot shell die set, you had to remove the black collar the other dies fit into, as the shotshell die was huge. It didn't work all that well, and for the price, you could just get a shotshell press as the other replies mentioned.
1122639
No. You need a die set for 300 blackout. 300 blackout is basically a 5.56/.223 cartridge cut down and resized in the neck to accept a .308 bullet and use the same bcg and magazine for a standard AR-15. In fact you can actually cut down 5.56 brass and use a 300 BO die to make 300 BO brass. Available at amazon: Lee Precision 300 Aac Blackout Very Limited Production 3-Die .
630322
The shellholder comes with the dies that you buy - ie if you buy a set of .45 acp dies the set will include a .45 acp shellholder.
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.
1819904
Yes, additional die sets are available from Morris Tools. See my review for details.
632555
this die set comes with three dies de-priming/resizing, expanding die, and crimp die. You will also need the shell plate which I believe in No. 6. Depending on what kind of pistol you have will determine if you need anything else. Semi-auto pistol require a taper crimp-not sure if this set has that or not.
561680
Yes you can reload many/most calibers in the Lee Precision Load Master. All you have to do is purchase the correct die set for the bullet caliber you want to reload and install them in the Load Masters turret. A better way to go is to also buy a Turret with each Die Set caliber you want to reload with and once you have your die's installed in their own turrets and calibrated, all you have to do after that is pop in the set you want to use and you're ready to go. Hope this helps.
2236425
Yes it is, I have a turret set up with dies for each caliber that I load for.
1268462
Yes. it includes a re-sizing die, bullet seating die and a crimping die. The crimping die is rarely needed as once the bullet is seated it is stuck firm in the case. Excellent die set, just make sure you use enough lube on the cases (never lube the shoulder though) so they re-size smoothly.
1195995
You need to purchase the die set for the given cal. along with a shell plate which holds the brass. Make sure that you have the correct primer feeder. If you don't have the press just order the press in the cal. that you want.