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WTB Looking for a set of .400 Cor-bon reloading dies, FOUND PLEASE CLOSE

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Any body have a set of .400 Cor-Bon dies their not using any more? I just picked up a barrel for a 1911 build and am looking for a set.
I would like to keep it under $40 because I am on disability and don't have a lot of play funds, I don't need carbide dies just plain steel will do.

Thanks for your time
Casey
 
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I fortuitously acquired a carbide set of .400 Corbon dies on this forum about a week ago. Then I ordered a barrel for my 1911 from SARCO. The barrel should arrive today. I also ordered 500 .400 Corbon cases from Starline (arriving soon).
I do not know but suspect that most of the die sets (especially from Corbon) are carbide. I am also working on a 9X25 Dillon conversion of a Colt Delta Elite. The 9X25 Dillon dies (bottle-neck carbide) are available from Dillon (and nowhere else) for $205. I have not been able to find another source for Corbon dies and Dillon no longer lists them.
 
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