Swaging Dies by EdgeDies

Has anyone had any experience with these dies?
Any other dies suggestions other then the normal Corbin and such?

Thanks in advance for an input.

Hawk precission bullets makes a half jacket semi wadcutter. Although these are geared towards larger pistol caliber not the .22's you mentioned in your greeting. There is Dr. Blackmon, although I am not familiar with them personnally, I beleive Reload3006 uses them with good success.

Have you looked at the Richard Corbin equipment?

IMO I have talked with the Edge die guy. His prices are not as good as Richards. Dr Blackmon has the best prices on it all with RCE following up. When Dan Ricard first started out he was the best price now he is higher than RCE I can't say enough good about RCE if you pay 25 to 50 more its money you won't be sorry you spent.

Reload3006 wrote:IMO I have talked with the Edge die guy. His prices are not as good as Richards. Dr Blackmon has the best prices on it all with RCE following up. When Dan Ricard first started out he was the best price now he is higher than RCE I can't say enough good about RCE if you pay 25 to 50 more its money you won't be sorry you spent.

Reload how do I get a price list from Blackmon?
Also since this is new to me, I figured for a complete set from Richard is over $600 for .224 or did I figure wrong?

well that depends on how complete the set. I have 2 point form dies and rebated boat tail and lead tipping die. so mine was closer to a grand. but I think you can get a 3 die set for around 550 ish. I just bought a 45acp set for i think it was 560 or so. send me your email addy and I will send you Dr Blackmons PDF catalog.

Also, keep an eye on the clasifieds section on Dave Crobins site. That is how I got my set of .44 cal dies. I paid about 1/2 to 2/3 of what is charged new. But be careful, a lot of these need to be used with a swaging press not a reloading press.

Thanks Reloader, got the pdf.
Sasquatch good info, I will be looking around their site to see what I can find.