Lyman v Redding 3 die set

[Hersh5317]

I have been looking for a die set for .223 Rem. So far, I believe I have narrowed it down between the Redding 84111 and the Lyman 7680234. An input from more experienced reloaders? I do not need a micrometer seating die, but do want the option for FL and Neck only sizing. Both of these sets give me that option without a separate crimp die. I have a Lee hand press, but am planning on getting a decent table mount single stage soon.

I want to load 65 SGK, 63 SMP, and 60 Vmaxif that makes a difference.

[LongRange]

heres some good opinions on dies....

http://www.savageshooters.com/showth...-and-reloading

[Hersh5317]

Thank you, I have reading for a few hours now. That is a good thing.

[Hersh5317]

And then I realized I have read most of that. I guess the take home is don't worry about neck sizing only, just get a good FL size set.

[Robinhood]

As you start this journey seek quality and what your expectations are. RCBS Hornady are good. Forster for me is a step up and is all most re loaders could ever want.

[Hersh5317]

You get what you pay for, until the point of diminishing returns. Die set under $100 of good quality, and can I add a neck sizer later if needed? I am looking for up to 500yd minute of groundhog consistency, but with a bullet adequate for yote should I happen across any. I know those three should do the trick if delivered accurately, and there are others. I have to start somewhere though. Thank you for the input. I doesn't save money, but may save a few headaches.

[LongRange]

http://www.midwayusa.com/product/215...-223-remington