Does anyone else make press mounted sizers?

[acoop101]

I have been disappointed with Lee's quality control of late and I was wondering if anyone else makes press mounted sizing dies with hopefully better quality control? Any input would be appreciated, I am getting ready to go down the rabbit hole of powder coated bullets in 223.

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[Edward]

Try NOE

[sawinredneck]

I agree with NOE, here's a link. http://noebulletmolds.com/NV/index.php?cPath=104&osCsid=vk4354p7bbq6tl7h8cg0bofnh5

[daloper]

I second the NOE. After buying the holders, the different sizers are a fraction of the cost.

[farmerjim]

I just ordered 8 of them from NOE 2 days ago.

[guicksylver]

NOE does make nice sizers..Lee's quality is slightly less than is expected despite their low cost....however the Lee's lend themselves well to tweaking.... emery paper inserted into a split dowel and spun in a Lee sizer will get you a slightly larger or really larger sizing die AND will polish up the inside..I've done it with several and gotten sizes I couldn't buy...ie: .308 to .3095

[dragon813gt]

I'm a fan of the NOE system.
https://farm5.staticflickr.com/4442/36231046910_3cd7f7ecbf_b.jpg

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[Walter Laich]

I'm a fan of the NOE system.
https://farm5.staticflickr.com/4442/36231046910_3cd7f7ecbf_b.jpg

https://farm5.staticflickr.com/4373/36489788571_882f3dd38a_b.jpg

where/how do you store them to keep rust away??

down here on gulf coast it IS a chore

[CraigOK]

Some of thise tackle boxes have a built in rust protector, or you could just keep them oiled up and degrease before using

[9.3X62AL]

NOE has some really innovative tooling that fills gaps in the cast bullet hobby world very well. I don't use the Lee sizing method (yet), but NOE's gas check flaring tools solved a major headache for me--the problematic interface of fat Lyman shanks with thick Hornady checks, esp. in 30 and 35 calibers. Every tool I have seen from Al's shop has been first-quality, including the company's moulds. We are truly living in the Golden Age Of Bullet Casting, thanks in no small part to the efforts and visions of small semi-custom shops like NOE.

[dragon813gt]

where/how do you store them to keep rust away??

down here on gulf coast it IS a chore

In that Plano box w/ a coating of Ballistol on them. Don't think you can see it in the pic. But I made the mistake of putting some of them in the box right after getting them. There was no oil on them and they rusted quickly. A brass brush cleaned them up. Luckily they didn't rust on the sizing portion.