RCBS Lube Die for .357 sig

[Johnny_Cyclone]

Is anyone using the RCBS Lube Die/ Decapper as the first station on their progressive machine when loading .357 Sig?

Thought I could run (1)RCBS LD/D, (2) Lee sizer die, (3)Lee powder drop M style die, (4) Lee seating crimp die, (5 optional) Lee crimp die


RCBS instruction sheet:

http://www.rcbs.com/downloads/instru...structions.pdf

Has anyone ever used the RCBS Lube Die/ Decapper on any caliber? what were your findings?

Thanks,

[noylj]

I have heard of people using a carbide .40/10mm sizing die/deprimer and then neck sizing.
I would spray lube and save a station for an RCBS Lock-Out die.

[Deke]

I have heard of people using a carbide .40/10mm sizing die/deprimer and then neck sizing.
I would spray lube and save a station for an RCBS Lock-Out die.

My friend loads 357 Sig this way. He uses a Hornady LnL press with a .40 carbide sizing die in station 1 and then a 357 Sig sizing die in station 2. He get pretty good results this way and doesn't use any lube at all.

-Deke