416 Taylor Lee factory crimp die

[Maskell Shotgun academy]

hey guy's
anyone know where I could find a lee factory crimp die for a 416 Taylor?
thanks
Mike

 

[Hyde Hunter]

contact Lee directly, great company to work with. they can make one for you for 30.00

 

[Maskell Shotgun academy]

contact Lee directly, great company to work with. they can make one for you for 30.00

I did but they are wanting a couple dummy rounds to make one and it will take about 8 weeks
im only just now in the process of getting everything together and don't have any components

 

[Wahoo]

That is true. Here is a bit of info I posted semi-recently. I believe the process is the same still. https://www.africahunting.com/threads/lee-factory-crimp-die-for-470-ne.80537/

 

[Nevada Mike]

Doesn't make any sense to get a used crimp die for a wildcat cartridge. I would wait until you have components and can provide a couple hulls fired in YOUR rifle.

 

[Maskell Shotgun academy]

Doesn't make any sense to get a used crimp die for a wildcat cartridge. I would wait until you have components and can provide a couple hulls fired in YOUR rifle.

Totally agree,

 

[Hyde Hunter]

I did but they are wanting a couple dummy rounds to make one and it will take about 8 weeks
im only just now in the process of getting everything together and don't have any components

good luck and have fun getting it together

 

[Maskell Shotgun academy]

Thanks so much

 

[CoElkHunter]

The .416 Taylor is NOT now a wildcat and hasn’t been for several decades. It’s SAAMI dimension approved since the mid ‘70s. FYI.

 

[Maskell Shotgun academy]

The .416 Taylor is NOT now a wildcat and hasn’t been for several decades. It’s SAAMI dimension approved since the mid ‘70s. FYI.

Good to know, I only found out about it recently
Mike