Glad I caught this thread. I just got all my .357 SIG stuff in today to start loading for it. With LEE dies, if you don't size with a .40 s&w die first, what difference does it make?
Glad I caught this thread. I just got all my .357 SIG stuff in today to start loading for it. With LEE dies, if you don't size with a .40 s&w die first, what difference does it make?
"Do I reload to shoot more, or do I shoot to reload more?" 30-378 Weatherby, .300 RUM, 7mm Rem Mag, 6.5 Creedmoor, .223/5.56, .375 H&H, .40 S&W, 10mm, .357 SIG
I was told your more likely to get stuck cases since it is like a rifle bullet. Pick up a Lee 40 sizing die and call it good.Originally Posted by SouthernCoyote
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Gotcha. I load 40 too but was just curious. I lube all my rifle brass with dry neck sizing lube so I would assume it would work just fine on the bottle necked pistol stuff as well.
"Do I reload to shoot more, or do I shoot to reload more?" 30-378 Weatherby, .300 RUM, 7mm Rem Mag, 6.5 Creedmoor, .223/5.56, .375 H&H, .40 S&W, 10mm, .357 SIG
I got rid of 357 sig and 40 to cut down on calibers to reload. I have about 200 357 sig brass I’ll mail to someone who covers shipping
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Do you still have the brass? I will pay for a flat rate box.
Alan Dickinson
NRA Certified Handgun & Metallic Reloading Instructor
Former Texas CHL Instructor
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