Leepresision customer service

[Cr0ck1]

Well great customer service deserves to be recognized. I had broke a decapper pin on my .223 resizing die. Just called and they said they will ship me a new one tomorrow morning! Didnt ask a question at all, just what size, and whay address to ship to!

Awesome. Besides them needing a crimp nut on their dies instead of the pressure washer im happy with lee precision

[swampbird]

Besides them needing a crimp nut on their dies instead of the pressure washer im happy with lee precision

What's a crimp nut?

[Cr0ck1]

The nut that tightens the die down to the press. Rcbs uses a nut with a little pinch screw in it. Just holds true better.

[Cr0ck1]

I learned the hard way.. CHECK THE STAMP ON ALL OF YOUR BRASS!! If it don't clearly say .223 on it, its most likely 5.56 with a crimped primer.

Wont wast my time with 5.56 brass anymore.

[swampbird]

Oh...the die lock ring.
Hornday make them too....you can pick them up at midway and other reloading supply shops for 3 or 4 bucks each...
http://www.hornady.com/store/Sure-Loc-Lock-Ring-1-Each/

[swampbird]

Wont wast my time with 5.56 brass anymore.

Yep...I had to learn the hard way too!

Hey, when you order bullets, make sure you get boat tails. They be so much easier to seat.
If you ever upgrade, Hornady seating dies have a bullet alignment sleeve that really makes for easy flat base bullet seating.

[nachogrande]

hornady does make very good die rings, but theres a cheaper way, just add a shotgun pellet into the hole before the brass set screw and that will hold it in place. the brass set screw strip easy cuz they are soft and done on purpose so you don't damage the die. I replace the brass set screws with steel ones for 30-75 cents each, no more problems.