Anyone use those N.O.E. push sizers?

WB
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Wednesday, March 10, 2021, 21:20 (1983 days ago)

There is not much info on the site. It looks like you buy a "die body" for about $40, then a pusher ($7.50), and you need the "sizer bushing" for $10. They have a bullet nose bushing too that I'm not sure what does.

I was looking for pictures or an easy explanation.

Yes, i do

steve todd
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Wednesday, March 10, 2021, 22:12 (1983 days ago) @ WB

The push through size die body comes with everything except the push through pins (the Lee push through pins will work), and the sizer bushing. The body works for all the sizer bushings.
You can use the Lee catch bins with the other parts that come with the die body. The kit also comes with a part to hold nose punches, so you can size base first, if you have the nose punch for your bullet.
It doesn’t do any good to buy more than one die body really, one set screw attaches the sizing bushing (the allen wrench comes in the kit.

Sent you an email

steve todd
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Wednesday, March 10, 2021, 22:34 (1983 days ago) @ steve todd

My Ipad and i are too stupid to post pictures here.

Very cool. Lee does not make some stock sizes I need.

WB
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Thursday, March 11, 2021, 08:57 (1983 days ago) @ steve todd

That might help me. I can make the pushers, even with my limited lathe skills. But not for $7.50 worth of my time! I never would have figured out the nose bushings without your explanation.

That’s how i got started

steve todd
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Thursday, March 11, 2021, 11:04 (1982 days ago) @ WB

Lee didn’t have the sizes, like .244 for a 6mm.
Those push rods would be easy to make on a lathe, but it would take me all day, trying to make it perfect.

Actually close is good enough on those.

WB
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Thursday, March 11, 2021, 12:04 (1982 days ago) @ steve todd

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