What is the difference between these and the deluz (grey) dies?
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The deluxe dies usually come with a factory crimp, a neck sizer, a bullet seater and a full length sizing die. The pacesetter series don't come with a neck sizing die in the box. only one or two pacesetter die sets don't have the crimp die so check it closely. Now for the answer I think you are looking for You don't want or need a deluxe or ultimate set if you're reloading .223 unless it's a bolt action gun you're loading for. The AR's "HAVE" to be full length resized each time, so a neck sizer is a waste. Both sets are made from steel and as far as I'm aware only the pistol dies are or can be carbide. The deluxe dies usually come with a factory crimp, a neck sizer, a bullet seater and a full length sizing die. The pacesetter series don't come with a neck sizing die in the box. only one or two pacesetter die sets don't have the crimp die so check it closely. Now for the answer I think you are looking for You don't want or need a deluxe or ultimate set if you're reloading .223 unless it's a bolt action gun you're loading for. The AR's "HAVE" to be full length resized each time, so a neck sizer is a waste. Both sets are made from steel and as far as I'm aware only the pistol dies... » Read More The deluxe dies usually come with a factory crimp, a neck sizer, a bullet seater and a full length sizing die. The pacesetter series don't come with a neck sizing die in the box. only one or two pacesetter die sets don't have the crimp die so check it closely. Now for the answer I think you are looking for You don't want or need a deluxe or ultimate set if you're reloading .223 unless it's a bolt action gun you're loading for. The AR's "HAVE" to be full length resized each time, so a neck sizer is a waste. Both sets are made from steel and as far as I'm aware only the pistol dies are or can be carbide. « Show Less
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I think the only major difference between the die sets is the material used to make them. The cheaper set is made of steel and the more expensive sets are made with carbide. Beyond thatu difference, you'll need to figure out what your reloading system is? Are you using a single stage or 3 step turret press, or are you using a 4 stage turret or progressive press? If you are using the single stage press,I would recommend a 3 die pacesetter set. However, you'll need to know what you're system is and what you're reloading. YouTube has a lot of great info for the firs time reloader and those who are looking for more indepth info, also look at the Lee's website for specifics. Hope this helps! I think the only major difference between the die sets is the material used to make them. The cheaper set is made of steel and the more expensive sets are made with carbide. Beyond thatu difference, you'll need to figure out what your reloading system is? Are you using a single stage or 3 step turret press, or are you using a 4 stage turret or progressive press? If you are using the single stage press,I would recommend a 3 die pacesetter set. However, you'll need to know what you're system is and what you're reloading. YouTube has a lot of great info for the firs time reloader and those who... » Read More I think the only major difference between the die sets is the material used to make them. The cheaper set is made of steel and the more expensive sets are made with carbide. Beyond thatu difference, you'll need to figure out what your reloading system is? Are you using a single stage or 3 step turret press, or are you using a 4 stage turret or progressive press? If you are using the single stage press,I would recommend a 3 die pacesetter set. However, you'll need to know what you're system is and what you're reloading. YouTube has a lot of great info for the firs time reloader and those who are looking for more indepth info, also look at the Lee's website for specifics. Hope this helps! « Show Less
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The pace setter dies come with a factory crimp die and the grey set comes with a neck sizer die for same gun precision reloading instead if a crimp die. I look at them as bolt gun (grey) and semi auto (pacesetter) it just depends on what your looking for.
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There is no difference at all. This die cutter was a gift for my daughter because she wanted to make jewelry with metal pieces but you really can do the same thing with the Big Shot. They are the same machine but The newest Bigshot has a longer platform.
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You just need the 9mm die set. The instructions for their set comes with the dies
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No difference. All loads the same. Only thing might be if this brass was fired in a block. It will have a bulge in bottom of case that regular dies will not remove. You will need a Lee bulge buster and a Lee taper crimp die to get loaded ammo to work in most pistols. Do search for glocked brass it will explain it all.
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this lee precision die set has a depriming die that also reshapes dented brass, has a powder die, has a bullet seat and a bullet crimp for long tearm storage, most die sets dont have a bullet crimp die. it also has a dipper and shell holder for your single stage reloading. the extra crimp die ,dipper and shell holder is what sets the lee dies apart from the rest.
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It's the exact same press for both, you can purchase dies for any caliber and use with this press.
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No reloading dies are included. You buy them separately $35-50 specifically for the caliber you reload/shoot.
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the gray one is old version with a Power Valve selection. A gimmick thing that was prone to failure. The red One ? JUNK. does not set nails. Avoid !!!!!!!!!!. Chinese JUNK
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These are steel dies and you need to lubricate the cases before decapping. They are excellent dies and I really enjoy working with them
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To my knowledge Charles the only difference between the dies are the internal dimensions of the small base die, Everything else is still the same. Because of the smoothness of the carbide expander ball it has much less drag and I'm sure that you'll enjoy it.
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The 4 die is identical to the 3 die set, but includes an additional die. 4th die is the factory crimp die. I'm not familiar with any problem Using these dies to load ammo for use in a glock. This set and the 3 die set both size to specification. I've never had any trouble in a glock with my reloads.
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No John. The deprimer is included with the caliber-specific die set that you must purchase separately. There are dedicated, generic "decapping dies" available, but those also must be purchased separately and in any case only make sense if you want to set your press up as a dedicated depriming station. Otherwise, you want the caliber-specific die set that combines depriming with the case-resizing function. HTH.
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Big shot come with the multi purpose platform and the machine, that's it. The one with the kit has that and Also includes 1 Bigz Die, 2 Sizzlits Dies, 1 Textured Impressions Embossing Folder, a Framelits set, 10 solid yardstick samples and an instruction booklet. They never specify which dies, I assume its what the have the most of on hand.
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Red one is made in China, gray one is made in Taiwan. I don't know any other differences about between them. I have never had the gray one.
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The grey kit includes the factory crimp die, plus whats in the silver kit. The silver only has the seating die, powder through expanding die, sizing die.
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It doesn't include the universal decapping die but, the collet neck sizing die does have a decapping pin in it.
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Just check the threads characteristics on both presses. If they are the same you can use the Lee dies in your press. Anyway, I believe they are standard in the reloading press industry. The Lee dies are 7/8 - 14