The Lee pushes through like the bullet though the bore. No nose punches need. They have some new fanged press rig out but I have not investigated. I have the push through dies that fit a normal press.
I have recovered bullets with most of the poly shell still intact. I also once got the oven too hot and melted the lead. It leaked out tiny pinholes and left the "bullet" hollow shell!
It's fun and basically takes no equipment. You could do .355" (9mm) bullets and just shoot them right out of the mould, once coated, in a .357". The paint will bump the bullet up, don't have to size it.
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OK WB, I have been waiting since Friday for you
- charlie A., 2020-05-18, 13:08
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Some guys get very technical, I'm very basic
- WB, 2020-05-18, 14:01
- Power coating bullets - Randy Barnett, 2020-05-18, 16:29
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couple more questions. You say size them in a Lee
- charlie A., 2020-05-18, 14:38
- I use the acetone method - Chance Dunlap, 2020-05-18, 18:52
- It shold not rub off. Try the Lyman, no lube needed. - WB, 2020-05-18, 18:44
- I found Lee push through sizer kits as low as $20. (nm) - DinCA, 2020-05-18, 17:08
- You can use it in a cleaned out lubesizer, just more efficie - Asa, 2020-05-18, 15:13
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Some guys get very technical, I'm very basic
- WB, 2020-05-18, 14:01