Source for non lube bullet sizer

[tackdriver]

I know its been covered on this thread, I'll be danged if I can find it. I am looking for a source for .576, 577 sizers. The kind where you just push the bullet through with a stick and not a press. The only kind I see on line are the Pederolsi (sp). Just looking for a hunk of metal with the proper sized opening. thx!

Found them at Dixie but at $40 a pop. Is that what they go for now?

[george7542]

Try John at North east trading they are a little cheaper priced
http://northeasttradeco.com/index.php?act=viewCat&catId=17

[BobbyHannula8450v]

Jerry Stone carries the dies that you are referring to, though he has not been able to make it up to skirmishes the last few years. I believe, though might be mistaken, that the Rebel Trading Post carries them as well and are open at most skirmishes held at Fort Shenandoah.

[Don Branch 12592]

Lodgewood has them too...

[Ron/The Old Reb]

Try
Tom Crone
6305 Ed Crone Lane
Fredrick MD. 21703
301-473-5699

Tom makes really nice dies.

[MR. GADGET]

I have several that I have for sale.
Do not buy the dixie ones they are not the same and as good as Johns or Toms.
.I
Let me know think I have 575 576 and 577 for sale.

[Maillemaker]

I use a Lyman Lubrsizer, so I have no experience with these, I'm just providing links:

$18:
http://www.lodgewood.com/Push-Thru-Sizing-Die_p_491.html

$39.95:
http://www.dixiegunworks.com/product_info.php?products_id=15317&osCsid=imspcs1tfcs6h6s64im6qoc3l3

$29.95
http://northeasttradeco.com/index.php?act=viewProd&productId=110

Steve

[tackdriver]

As usual thanks everyone! The odd thing about the Lodgewood is that they don't seem to have the most common 576 577 dies. But I found what I needed.