Dies for reloading .35 rem

I've used dies from virtually every company that makes or made dies (now out of business). I have come to the conclusion that my favorite dies are those made by Lee. The price is definitely a factor, but they are very high quality, and every set up dies comes with a shell holder, a dipper for measuring out powder for loads and a load data sheet for the cartridge. I must admit, however, that I have not used many of the factory crimp dies. I've always gotten good results with the crimps applied by the seating dies. I use a lot of Lee stuff besides their dies as well, including presses, powder measures, primer seaters and case trimmers. The latter are the simplest, easiest case trimmers to use, bar none. They use an ingenious system. In fact, a good many of Lee items show a lot of innovative ideas.

I've got to order one of their new hand priming tools with the extra large hopper to accommodate the large packets that Federal packages their primers in. Not to mention getting one of their top of the line single stage presses to replace the lesser one that I have been using. My new turret press has already arrived, and I await completion of my new house to set up my reloading room therein. It's almost finished now. All that needs to be done is to build the deck in the rear and the ramp in front of the house and the landscaping done on the property and a few other items. I figure we'll be moved in in about a week or so God willing and the creek don't rise.