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I have an old Lyman 45 & an RCBS. They both work well but I tend to favor the RCBS.

I agree, I first tried it last year. My spray lube & lube pad have not been used since.

I have had excellent results with the 311332, used this in a Ruger 77VT & a Savage Palma, it shot well in both.

Delete, found my answer in the stickies.

A Lyman 457124.

I have a Lyman 45 I use exclusively for my 45/70 bullets. All others are put through my RCBS lube sizer.

My single stage Lee Classic Cast works very well.

I have an old Lyman 45 & an RCBS. I prefer the RCBS.

Another vote for using the Lyman M die. :-)

I do the same with mine.:smile:

I have had excellent results from my 457125 Lyman mold. I bought this used from a shooting buddy, it is date stamped 1977

I use only the small drum. Had the large one & gave it to a shooting buddy.

I have two Lee collet dies a .308 & .223. I use & like both of them but as others have said one needs to carefully read the directions as setting these up is far different than the regular sizing die.

RCBS Uniflow, Lyman 55, Lee PPM & a deluxe auto disc on my Classic cast turret press.

I have a Lyman 45, it is a pleasure to use.

Excellent work, that Lyman 55 should last for at least another life time.

Since I built my new garage with a workshop in the rear I have doubled the size of my loading bench.

However even with the added space I find it a constant battle to keep things tidy. I suppose...

Thanks for the info gentlemen , it is greatly appreciated. :D

Turned 67 last month. I have been shooting since I was twelve years old. I started reloading in the early'80s & bullet casting a year or two later.

I have about 200 lbs of what I was told is monotype. It is similar to linotype but just one letter in a larger format than linotype.

Does anyone know if this alloy is the same as linotype ?

I take them out of the lube container with tweezers & stand them up.

I think the lube covers more evenly while they are drying.

I have had very good results in my .308 ( Ruger 77 VT) with a Lyman 311332 & 311644 using 18.5 grs to 19.5 of IMR 4759.

Groups under one inch at 100 yds. It's a very light load that can be shot...

I have been using the Lee Classic Turret press for about two years.

I can't say enough good things about this press. Primer & caliber changes are quick & easy. The only learning curve was with...

I have to agree. They are a well made reliable press.:)

I have owned a RCBS tumbler for almost twenty years.

It's still going strong.

Sometimes cheaper ends up being more costly.:-D