was based on a revolver and we had a sizer die that was too loose and the bullet would spin. I had another sizer die made to tighter dimensions and did a good strong taper crimp and no more problems. If you are going to do a lot of loading for Roman you probably should get a tighter sizer die made by Lee. They are the only company that I know of that will make up a special one of a kind die. You will have to give them all the data including case mouth thickness. Also check if he has more than one brand of brass and see what the case neck dimension is on each of them.
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Problem loading .50 AE, bullets too loose
- WB, 2022-09-27, 12:44
- I started a support ticket with LEE we'll see - WB, 2022-09-28, 09:25
- 50 AE Bullet tension - 50GIFreak, 2022-09-28, 07:28
- What with the cost of bullets, etc... - AmBraCol, 2022-09-28, 06:38
- Random ideas - Bob Denning, 2022-09-27, 18:38
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Loaded alot of 50AE when I had a DE,
- Darryl T., 2022-09-27, 16:23
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Also still have a 10inch barrel left. Need to get
- Darryl T., 2022-09-27, 16:31
- That stuff brings good money. I bought a .357 from Puffy - WB, 2022-09-27, 20:51
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Also still have a 10inch barrel left. Need to get
- Darryl T., 2022-09-27, 16:31
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I'd try an RCBS .50 AE Sizing Die
- Revolvers&1911s, 2022-09-27, 15:45
- I’m going to check with LEE, something is up - WB, 2022-09-28, 06:27
- The only reason I suggested the Lee is they sorta specialize - Gary Reeder, 2022-09-27, 15:50
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Our original Lucifer's Hammer revolver
- Gary Reeder, 2022-09-27, 14:20
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Very good point and advise.
- WB, 2022-09-27, 14:41
- +1 for getting a Lee die. I had the same problem - drdougrx, 2022-09-28, 04:42
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Very good point and advise.
- WB, 2022-09-27, 14:41