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About LinkBacksAt present I am reloading 22 Hornet and .223 with conventional dies. I mainly neck size only.
I am looking at changing to a collet die because of what I read about less working of the brass.
But I have no first hand experience of collet dies so I am looking for comments and advice from those that are using them.
Are Lee the only manufacturers of collet dies or do others make them.
Looking forward to your replies
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