38sc sizing dies?

[Carry9shoot40]

2 hours ago, AverageJoeShooting said:

i went with the u die. 38sc is much higher pressure than 9 so i started noticing when my brass was around 5 times fired it wouldn't case gauge and that led to it eventually not chambering. 

the u die sizes so much further down the casing that i havent had any issues since

Yeah whatever works for you. I plan on only shooting the brass like 3 times before leaving it so I should be good.

[Sarge]

1 hour ago, Carry9shoot40 said:

Yeah whatever works for you. I plan on only shooting the brass like 3 times before leaving it so I should be good.

Wasting money. 

[Carry9shoot40]

5 hours ago, Sarge said:

Wasting money. 

And not time! 

[AverageJoeShooting]

11 hours ago, Carry9shoot40 said:

Yeah whatever works for you. I plan on only shooting the brass like 3 times before leaving it so I should be good.

If you don't shoot 38sc till the casings crack you are simple throwing money into the fire 

[Carry9shoot40]

22 hours ago, AverageJoeShooting said:

If you don't shoot 38sc till the casings crack you are simple throwing money into the fire 

I get it. I plan on picking up my practice ammo and leaving brass at matches. If I shoot 3 times minimum then I'm at the price of 9 major for me. That's good enough.

[AverageJoeShooting]

1 hour ago, Carry9shoot40 said:

I get it. I plan on picking up my practice ammo and leaving brass at matches. If I shoot 3 times minimum then I'm at the price of 9 major for me. That's good enough.

It adds up. 150$ per k for 38sc really adds together after a while