I am not sure, but I will bet that some have but not me. I have a couple of dies near 50 and several in there 40's I don't shoot much for small game so I am only loading a couple hundred rounds average per rifle per year. Have you used a magnifying glass and bright light to inspect the inside of the die. I know that you have cleaned them because that was in an earlier post. I would consider sending them back to the manufacture with a case, narrative, etc. and see what they say or can do!!!!
Interesting mishap (stuck case) UPDATED
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I am not sure, but I will bet that some have but not me. I have a couple of dies near 50 and several in there 40's I don't shoot much for small game so I am only loading a couple hundred rounds average per rifle per year. Have you used a magnifying glass and bright light to inspect the inside of the die. I know that you have cleaned them because that was in an earlier post. I would consider sending them back to the manufacture with a case, narrative, etc. and see what they say or can do!!!!
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So I sent the die to RCBS with a stuck case in it, and another un-sized case. They sent me a new die. I appreciate the new part, but I didn't learn anything from it.
I'm assuming it was scratched, marred, or otherwise ruined bad enough that it couldn't be polished out. I'm still un-sure, but I'm ready to go at it some more :lol:
I'm assuming it was scratched, marred, or otherwise ruined bad enough that it couldn't be polished out. I'm still un-sure, but I'm ready to go at it some more :lol:
