Redding dies or Hornady?

[Mur]

I'm having problems getting a particular set of Redding dies,my supplier can't get them(I think he owes them money!),anyway can somebody point me to a supplier in BC or Alberta?Also wondering if anyone is using Hornady dies,and how are they?I've always used Redding or RCBS,I'm wondering if the Hornadys are worth a look. Mur

 

[manitou210]

Stay with Redding

 

[CeeZer]

I use Hornady dies but never used anything else. There is no issues whatsoever as far as my experience goes.

 

[CyaN1de]

If you are looking for competition dies then stick with Redding.

 

[acrashb]

I've used both. If you shoot competitively, or have the gun to do tiny groups and like putting good ammo in, stick with the Redding. Wholesale Sports lists them.

 

[downwindtracker2]

I bought my Redding dies from these people http://www.lockstock.com/default.asp?404;http://www.lockstock.com/cart/default.asp

 

[Wookie316]

Redding all the way Dude!

 

[sbtennex]

There's nothing wrong with Hornady dies. Matter of fact the 2 sets I use, the Custom Grade New Dimension dies, seat a bullet straighter than anything else I own. Virtually no runout if I did my part prepping the brass. Something to do with the way the seater floats - looks different but it sure works.

 

[nickorette]

I had a set of custome grade new dimention dies from Hornady. Than I upgraded to the Redding Dies. World of difference.

I would highly reccomend the competition bullet seating die, and pretty much any sizing die that uses the brushing system. I went with a full length Type something die with the brushing.

I also bought from lock stock and barrel.

 

[chappy]

if you can't find redding dies locally you can order from sinclairs in usa. they shipped my 7 08 ai redding dies to my door in about two weeks