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    I aquired a set of Hornady New Dimension Dies recently and when loading some 80 grain A-Max bullets I get this nasty looking ring around the top of the round. It seems as if the die "hangs onto" the bullet after seating when I am lowering the ram.

    Has anyone had similar issues with these dies or do I have a bad seating die? I was previously using run of the mill Lee dies with no real troubles and thought I was trading up.

    Maybe I am being too picky but at 600 yards I need all the help I can get.

    Thanks for any advice you can offer.
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    That little ring isnt a big deal and switch to Redding or Forester Competition seat dies.
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    Thanks Hoser. Forster on the way...

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    c3d4b2
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    I would also call Hornady and see what they have to say. You will like the Forster Die. They are top notch.

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    CowboyJoe
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    Buy Forster benchrest dies and throw the Hornady dies away. I had a set of .308 Hornady dies that a competent barrel maker declared to be factory defective. I returned them to Hornady (at my expense) and never heard from Hornady or the dies again. Good thing they make good bullets.

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