90736 Lee Precision, Ultimate 4 Die Set, 30-06 Springfield

Got this in 3006 and it works exactly as I need it to, even has the factory crimp die that helps a bit with accuracy. Recommend it 100 percent.

I'm newer to rifle reloading. After I bought my Lee Classic Cast press and some Lee Dies, I started reading more online and started thinking I should have bought high end bushing does from Redding, Wilson, etc... "Because that's what the real accuracy guys use."Psssht... I'm glad I didn't. I'm using these dies and loading ammo that is shooting 1 hole groups at 100 yards. (The picture is 4 shots, not 3). That's a cheap Remington model 783 doing shooting that good!I also checked my runout using a Sinclair concentricity gauge. It's literally almost nothing. I can say, I have no runout (way less than .001) with my reloaded ammo using these dies. The dial barely wiggles. In fact, I was expecting to have a significant amount of runout since I'm not using the high end bushing style dies. I thought at first maybe my new concentricity gauge wasn't working correctly so I tested some old military 7.62x54R and 303 British ammo I had lying around. The gauge definitely works.I will be buying Lee Dies again in the future. I'm a believer.

It's a Lee die set. I shouldn't have to say more. I have many different die sets from other manufacturers. I like Lee the best. And they cost less.

Haven't used them yet, but use Lee dies exclusively, so I'm sure they're great. Weird that these came in a red box not the yellow pictured. All of the other Lee Ultimate dies sets I own are in yellow boxes, while the Pacesetter die sets are in red boxes. So this is going to rub my OCD a little wrong, but I guess I can live with it, lol. But if someone from Lee reads this and wants to send me a yellow box I would be happier. : )

Overall them seem like a good deal.. I reloaded some 30-06 with them and they worked well. The finish isn't as good as a Dillon die but is acceptable for the price. Bullet seating depth seems to vary from cartridge to cartridge by up to .010. I suppose if you are trying to load match grade ammo you might want to look elsewhere but for just plinking and target shooting they are acceptable to me.

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The Lee Ultimate die sets are an excellent value. They are accurate, and if you are shooting your own brass, you do not have to fully resize. The cases I have been reloading, are able to hold within 25 ft./s, and 1MOA at 1000 yards.

I am a new start reloading. I use it reload my 30-06 spring field ammo