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Re: Warner Tool Company Dies
I'd love to have those.If I hadn't already bought my other custom dies and was starting from scratch,they'd be mine.Best of all worlds.All the advantages of a full length sizer and a neck sizer all rolled into one.Once you've made the initial investment for the main die then all you have to do is order the internal dies.I love the shim idea for adjusting the shoulder bump too.
Steve
I'd love to have those.If I hadn't already bought my other custom dies and was starting from scratch,they'd be mine.Best of all worlds.All the advantages of a full length sizer and a neck sizer all rolled into one.Once you've made the initial investment for the main die then all you have to do is order the internal dies.I love the shim idea for adjusting the shoulder bump too.
Steve
Re: Warner Tool Company Dies
I have them and yes, yes, and yes. They are amazing not only in how they look, but also how consistently well they work.
My new 7 WSM F-Class rig has a Warner sizing die (one step and amazingly consistent sizing results), as does my newest 6x47L.
JeffVN
I have them and yes, yes, and yes. They are amazing not only in how they look, but also how consistently well they work.
My new 7 WSM F-Class rig has a Warner sizing die (one step and amazingly consistent sizing results), as does my newest 6x47L.
JeffVN
Re: Warner Tool Company Dies
Steve - LOL! No bs the dies are incredible, but probably not worth selling other custom dies to get some.
They do NOT fit on a Dillion die plate, so if you use a progressive tp load you are likely not able to use them. That is why my brother has Neil Jojnes custom dies for his .284 and his new .284 Improved.
JeffVN
Steve - LOL! No bs the dies are incredible, but probably not worth selling other custom dies to get some.
They do NOT fit on a Dillion die plate, so if you use a progressive tp load you are likely not able to use them. That is why my brother has Neil Jojnes custom dies for his .284 and his new .284 Improved.
JeffVN
Re: Warner Tool Company Dies
i have them and they are the best. there is no better feeling than when you get it and you look at it in your hand. tolerances so tight it will make you smile. Threads are bigger than normal dies so you have to unscrew the black adapter on the old rock chucker. you can change between calibers with additional inserts. Best dies ever in my opinion
i have them and they are the best. there is no better feeling than when you get it and you look at it in your hand. tolerances so tight it will make you smile. Threads are bigger than normal dies so you have to unscrew the black adapter on the old rock chucker. you can change between calibers with additional inserts. Best dies ever in my opinion
Re: Warner Tool Company Dies
FYI
The Warner Dies will NOT fit in 99% or the progressive or Turret presses such as the T-7. Their dies have a 1.25-12 threaded body and all of the turrets have a 7/8-14. Thus, they "recommend" a press that accepts the larger thread (since anything else is NOT going to work). The Big Boss presses will accept their die by removing the threaded insert (same proicess for the RCBS Rock Chucker). Hope this helps.
JeffVN
FYI
The Warner Dies will NOT fit in 99% or the progressive or Turret presses such as the T-7. Their dies have a 1.25-12 threaded body and all of the turrets have a 7/8-14. Thus, they "recommend" a press that accepts the larger thread (since anything else is NOT going to work). The Big Boss presses will accept their die by removing the threaded insert (same proicess for the RCBS Rock Chucker). Hope this helps.
JeffVN
Re: Warner Tool Company Dies
Here is the email that I got when I inquired about a die for my 6.5x284. Here is Dan's reply:
<span style="color: #FF0000">Thanks for the inquiry. You are correct, we would need 3 or 4 fired cases in which to build your die from. Cost for the die; one caliber complete is $375. Additional neck shoulder bushings are $75 per. Chances are that your chamber is standard, then we have inserts already made that should work with your brass. Delivery in this case would be within a couple of weeks. If it is non-standard, then we would have to make the inserts accordingly, which would extend the delivery by 6 to 8 weeks. Let us know if we can get this started for you.</span>
Mine was standard and after he received my cases, three days later he called and said he was mailing it out to me. Very good service thus far.
Here is the email that I got when I inquired about a die for my 6.5x284. Here is Dan's reply:
<span style="color: #FF0000">Thanks for the inquiry. You are correct, we would need 3 or 4 fired cases in which to build your die from. Cost for the die; one caliber complete is $375. Additional neck shoulder bushings are $75 per. Chances are that your chamber is standard, then we have inserts already made that should work with your brass. Delivery in this case would be within a couple of weeks. If it is non-standard, then we would have to make the inserts accordingly, which would extend the delivery by 6 to 8 weeks. Let us know if we can get this started for you.</span>
Mine was standard and after he received my cases, three days later he called and said he was mailing it out to me. Very good service thus far.
