222 Dies
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222 Dies
Can you use .223 dies to re load .222.
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meles meles
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Re: 222 Dies
Will there be an obituary in The Times?
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Re: 222 Dies
What's the difference between the .223 case and the .222 is the .222 case just shorter or are there major differences. I have several .223 die sets both full length a neck dies. .223 is not a calibre I want to return to but I have a cunning plan for a .222. If its just a shorter case length I am thinking I could machine the dies down to a shorter length. Or swop the .223 dies.
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Re: 222 Dies
Spend some of that money you've made selling all those clunky rifles. Tight a**e.
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All round good guy and VERY grumpy old man.
Re: 222 Dies
Don't want a set of lee dies and I certainly would not pay £40 for a set of Lee.Get a set of Lee 222 dies, they're 40 quid...
Sold them for a reason Rog my new lathe arrives to morrow. I wont have to bother the guys in the work shop any more for my little government jobs.Spend some of that money you've made selling all those clunky rifles. Tight a**e.
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Mr_Logic
Re: 222 Dies
40 quid will be easier, and those dies are fine - my 222 shoots the ears off gnats at 100 yards 
Re: 222 Dies
What model make is your .222 do you shoot jacketed bullets through it or cast.40 quid will be easier, and those dies are fine - my 222 shoots the ears off gnats at 100 yards
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Re: 222 Dies
Lee RGB die set, £22 inc. postage from Kranks, perfectly decent set of dies.
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