can i use the 40 cal. dies on 10mm also?
64321
Yes, the adjustments for case length will be different. Also remember that the 10mm case uses a large pistol primer where the 40s&w; uses small pistol primers.
64322
Yes, the adjustments for case length will be different. Also remember that the 10mm case uses a large pistol primer where the 40s&w uses small pistol primers.
146704
no , 40 cal brass shot in glocks has to fully re-sized in Redding base sizing die, brass is pushed all the way through the die, then run through the normal reloading procedure on my progressive press. the brass is safe to use and will function in the 40 m & p and springfield 40 xdm.
790664
I would say YES. I don't load either of these, but the 10mm loads sure look they are at a noticeably higher pressure level, and velocity, than the .40 S&W; loads.
1100704
You should only need the .45 acp Lee die set.... the .40 dies just screw out and the new ones will screw in... As for the shell plate you will need one sized for .45 acp
1946470
Equipment wise you will only need a set of 9mm and 45 lee carbide dies. Though I recommend the lee hand priming tool and universal priming shell holders as the press doesn't prime as fast as you can with that piece.
76996
Yes. What you have is for a .40S&W; or 10mm pistol. It will be undersized for a .44 or a .45 cal weapon.
181748
No, this grip extension is for the 30 and is not intended for use with any other models. For 10 round magazines only..You want to check with Pearce to if they make one.
2251043
You should be able to use a 40mm objective with the medium height version. That's what I have. You may have to remove the rear sight depending on how far forward you mount the scope.
88484
Since you got the 38 special accessories, I would advise you get a totally new set of 9mm dies. I know the 38 special brass is a lot longer than the 9mm Lugar (9x19mm) and dies are not that easy to fine tune. So a separate set of dies would require a lot less of fuss.
933666
I would say yes with the right adapter or if it is made for the 9mm. I believe mine was for a 9mm and i bought the adapter ring for the 40 cal. and it works great. Just make sure the battery is in the correct direction and take the battery out after each practice, in other words, do not leave the battery in all the time while not using for practice.
1508387
Not certain, as I have not tried it. My friend that does own the Big Shot, said that you could use the smaller (not thinner) dies in both machines.
1547033
The bore of the feed die is closely sized for the .358 diameter bullet for the 9mm cartridge and won't allow the .40 bullet. Use Lee p/n 90896 for your .40 for bullets up to .65" long, and p/n 90897 for bullets up to .80" long. NOW, if you try to use the kit for up to .80" bullets to load short bullets, each time the feed fingers pull out a bullet, you will get a dozen or so in the floor due to the extra clearance in the feed die for the taller/longer bullet. Buy a kit for the bullets you use most, then buy the feed die and finger kit for the other bullet length, which costs about half the price of the complete feeder kit. I have several fingers for my 9mm feeder and Loadmaster press, and it works well.
1946472
You need to get Lee dies for each caliber. I recommend the Lee 4 die pistol set.
1597467
You just need the 9mm die set. The instructions for their set comes with the dies
1818016
I first would recommend checking with a local gunsmith. That been said, I put one in a full frame 1911. I don't believe there is any difference between the two. I can't give you a solid yes or no, but if I owned a 10 mm, I would certainly think/believe it would fit.
1229088
According to Midway USA and Lee manual, yes you can load 40 S&W; and/or 10mm with this die set.
1413731
can't answer that---I havve two 40 cal---EAA---Ruger---0ne 9MM EAA and a 9MM Chiappa M1 carbine---it works fantastically for all those---I really can't imagine it not working on any 9MM--40s&w; or 45 caliber magazine---hope that helps