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    lyman decapping rods

    Does anyone out there know if the parts and pieces Lyman currently sells for replacements interchangeable with the 310 decapping rods?


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    Probably, but finding the right part number to order might be a bit of a challenge. What do you need, just the threaded rod that locks into the die and has a pin and lock nut on the other end, or do you want one of the size-specific ones more common on the TL Jr dies? I may have one of the former in my chowder box that could be spared.

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    Just looking to complete a few universal decapping chambers, I also have a few CMR dies that need decapping rods.

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    CMR dies have two size rods -- 395x30 body thread with 6x48 pin nut thread and 10/32 body thread with 6x48 pin nut thread --
    If the set has no expander die the rod will have the 6x48 threaded longer to accept the expander ball -

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    Scott,

    If you need that many, a call and order to Lyman will most probably be worth your while. I've had pretty good luck, but others have complained. I would look at the catalog (hard copy or online) and get the part number and diagram references for the current 310 dies all straight and in hand when I called and hope for the best.

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    Quote Originally Posted by dsh1106 View Post
    Just looking to complete a few universal decapping chambers, I also have a few CMR dies that need decapping rods.

    Scott
    Let us know what you find please, I need a decapping pin for universal 310 die also.
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    YES I have a package of Lyman decapping pins ( because I bent one in my 50-70 die set ) and they are the same pin as in my 45-70 310 set. hope that helps.

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    Quote Originally Posted by enfield View Post
    YES I have a package of Lyman decapping pins ( because I bent one in my 50-70 die set ) and they are the same pin as in my 45-70 310 set. hope that helps.
    Lyman decapping pins haven't change for a long time. The ones for the 310 dies are the same as for their 7/8 dies. Tru-line Jr CMR expanding button, standard Lyman item.

    Lyman still makes 310 dies, in cowboy calibers, some parts are interchangeable with sets no longer in production.

    And if you don't properly adjust the decapping rod, and it is too long, it will pretzel, like right now, and straightening them is nearly impossible.

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