Whats the differance between grey & silver dies?
894975
I believe you're referring to carbide and non carbide. Most all dies are now carbide and are what you should get.
1837244
The resizer with punch will be marked with "TC" if carbide. No lube required. If not marked light lube of cases required
1837245
Nothing. These are carbide and cases don't need to be lubed first. It's a nice set of dies.
1837246
The material they are made of, and the finish. There all made of steel. I own RCBS and Lyman dies . The Lyman have a brighter finish than the RCBS but they both do their job. With the price of steel the steel market going up and down, very seldom down to compete companies cut back to keep up in the market with out over pricing to the consumer.
1837247
No difference in the result of your reloading. Just a different color because of the tooling I would guess.
1837248
I don't know the difference. However I ordred a similar set that was in stock and amazon canceled the order because it is not really available. Good luck
1837249
In grey dies you MAY have to use a case lube. The silver due is designed not to have to use a lube. Else you get the cases stuck in the die which is a nightmare.
1837250
I believe Silver is steel and Grey is carbide (I THINK. I have never seen them referred to as "grey" and "silver" outside of Amazon). Steel dies require lubrication before you can resize, carbide dies require no lubrication to resize. Saves you time. I only buy carbide dies for pistol reloading.
1594007
I have no idea, since I have this black one (SCD-2110), but I guess that it is an upgrade of the silver one.
2232935
Actually the gray is for other models such as the MG7120 that uses a separate gray cartridge. It's not interchangeable with black. I guess they just list all the models that are compatible with the CLI-251 cartridges in the title. Needless to say, if you don't have a MG7120 or other model that uses gray, stick to the bundles that only have the colors your printer needs.
540041
No, it's painted aluminum or anodized. It's more grey looking than silver. Hope that helps.
878093
Yes, the die is the embossing plate. It has your specific information on it.
658980
As far as I know, it's only a cosmetic difference. I have the silver version, and have no personal experience with the black "special edition," so take my comments with a grain of salt. You may want to do some more online research just to be sure.
2171450
Gray. I love this medicine cabinet. If your looking for silver tone get this! You will not regret it!
833234
When I bought this it was the grey tool. That was several years ago. I have no idea what is being sold now.
2225126
I prefer the 4 die, I like the extra step to take care of the brass. Hope this helps
1032918
They look the same I would get the silver it's cheaper in price. When I bought ours it was the same price as the silver one.
768451
They are absolutely the same. I think in grey color is less popular and the price depends on quantity in stock
375950
I was wondering the same thing. The only difference I can see is the color, one is blue and the other one is grey.
790139
You will need different dies to load 45acp and 45lc as well different shell plates.The casing are different length and rim.
1280276
Dark grey sort of an industrial color. Would not call is silver. Easy to assemble. However it is not as sturdy as I would like. Would mot buy it again or recommend it.
1376715
.40 S&W; and 10mm dies are one and the same, the difference between a press setup for .40 and one setup for 10mm is in the primer feeding system size. 10mm brass generally uses large pistol primers, .40 small. You can tell the difference by the shell plate part number, Lee calls the 10mm plate a #19L instead of just #19.
327039
The one I received was painted silver but in a certain light it might be silver-grey
2097585
No expert on dies. Different capabilities based on dies included in each set. Either should work.