Overview: Triebel German Reloading Dies

[@jims261]

Will you be showing us the runout of the resizing die compared to other dies?

[@valleyhomeinspectors3839]

I like this channel but I'm starting to feeling like it has become more of a commercials than honest reviews.

[@DrewWhitehead]

An honest review? I don't think he's ever said a negative thing about any piece of equipment. Most of it seems to be given or loaned for demonstration.

[@shaverlocal]

Nail on the head partner! He has never met a piece of reloading equipment that didn;t make him money...

[@daveanderson5142]

Just started reloading for the 50BMG and look forward to your precision loading of them.

[@DavidShermanMoxee]

They look very expensive. I would like to see a group size comparison with common American make dies.

[@synyster0901]

Have had a triebel benchrest diesel for 308 Winchester for about 5 months now and love them, they are unbeatable. I've had just about every day aside from Lyman, dillion, or Whidden. Beats readings and forster easily. Its one part uncontested precision, one part best craftsmanship and manufacturing quality you can imagine. Got them from a Spanish website out od Europe, imported myself. So that's also an option although it is good news that creedmor will start importing for us, hopefully it brings the prices down a little bit.

[@iamsomebodynobody]

Hey, just wonder for their 308win Full length sizing die, do you have problem to resize once fired brass, either Federal, Hornady or Lapua? I could not even push the brass into the die to resize, it just stuck every time. But Redding Type-S match Full Length sizing die works fine for the same brass.

[@synyster0901]

@@iamsomebodynobody definitely some slight difference in pressure required versus other dies but no I have not had issues with that personally

[@cazadorpr3620]

I know this is an old tread but wanted to try. Is the BR neck sizing die similar to the Redding S die? Can you bump the shoulder with the Triebel BR neck sizing die? Creedmoore sports Q&A says it can bump the shoulder.

[@andrebosgraaf2086]

Why is on the bullet seater no, micro adjusting like the other benchrest dies

[@mikehtec1916]

I use the Triebel FL Sizing Die but only the Body without inserts. For propper Neck Diameter i use a Wilson Mandrel. For Bullet Seating i also use the Triebel BR Seating Die. Triebel offers the correct Stamp for each Bullet type and Diameter. If not they produce it if they have a sample. So i get with my 6.5Creedmoor a 0.25 Moa at 100Yards. Greetings from Switzerland

[@mikehtec1916]

@Trent I would ask customer service if they have the right stamp for your bullets or what stamp they recommend. If they don't have the right stamp, they can make one with a sample bullet. My Lapua 136gr Scenar-L they have customized that way. Unfortunately, I can not tell you whether the supplied stamp for your bullets fits.

[@czjunky2045]

That looks nice but how much are they and do you think it’s worth the price for a little more precision

[@sjohnson1776]

I use Redding Competition bushing dies. All finished brass dimensions are within the resolution of my 4 digit caliper. Runout is miniscule. My setup does 100% of what I need to produce custom ammo without the ultra premium price tag.

[@Area_051]

Triebel vs Redding, personally which one do you prefer to use ??? thanks nice video

[@A5scott]

Does the BR sizing die do the body and the neck with the bushings? or does it only size the neck. I'm looking for a die to process both at the same time. Thank you for the great videos

[@TheChemika]

How about the runout? Is it better than a Redding Deluxe Reloading Die Set?

[@k4391]

Gauge pins work best for setting neck tension. I’m more concerned with what the internal die dimensions are and does it work with my chamber and brass.

[@pookybear99]

The 50BMG die is 1 1/2" in diameter. Does anybody know which press can accommodate that? The standard size is 1 1/4"

[@cazadorpr3620]

I can’t find information on the optional metric micrometer cap online. Do you have to get directly from triebel?

[@bjensen54]

Reviews would be more believable if Gavin ever said anything negative about a product. So far everything is coming up roses.

[@lenzadlberger]

Because on this Dies there is nothing negativ only the Price they are the best Dies you can get your Hands on without a doubt but yep they are pricey The Real Benefit are not the normal Dies the Real Thing are the Dies that they can make exactly for your Chamber yes this is more for Benchrest or Longrange Guys or Enthusiasts like me that want reliable shot Groups out of there guns or have a Gun with really Tight Chambers like mine that shoots like a dream but RCBS or others doesnt work / so buy 5 different Dies from other Brands in hope you get a fitting one or buy 1 triebel and get Brass fitting in your Chamber like a pair of Gloves

[@Ensign_Cthulhu]

I see what you're getting at, but there's always the possibility that if he thinks it's flawed, he simply won't touch it.

[@Leethal1]

Those dies looked very nice Gavin 👌

[@justinvandee2008]

Look forward to how they compare to Whidden

[@lapualapua3591]

Best dies out there period

[@Dwayne7834]

Great dies . Thanks for the video and information

[@JCTaylor21]

They should make seating dies compatible with the AMP Press.

[@cazadorpr3620]

Is the BR neck sizing die similar to the Redding S die? Can you bump the shoulder with the Triebel BR neck sizing die?

[@MrRoboskippy]

I'm just a simple reloader. This stuff looks way too fancy for me.

[@robertstrickland2121]

I’m happy with my lee dies, made in America.

[@michaelglasman2001]

Many National Championships have been won with US-made dies.

[@MikeStJohn-du5ue]

I would like to try them out for a custom build. 257x47 similar to your 25 Creedmore.

[@BishoyMikhael86]

I just bought the Triebel BR sizing die for .308 after I watched your video, the first thing I've noticed was the neck sizing bushing which came with the die is 0.3327" diameter, while according to Triebel manual, the bushing size should be the diameter of the bullet (which is 0.308") + 2 x case neck thickness (which is 2 x 0.015" for Federal Match brass) - 0.001" = 0.337" NOT 0.3327", why is that? am I missing something?

[@glennearl5621]

Is the micrometer adjustable bullet seating die capable of being used with compressed loads?

[@josephdutton8023]

I’m always in search of the next best thing, looks like these are it for dies. Are you going to review their reamers?

[@Ultimatereloader]

Joseph- I've done a couple rifle builds with Triebel reamers aready, here's one: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pnXGoqF-edKagcU - look for more coverage in the future!

[@williambrown8683]

Great video! I have been waiting for more videos on the Amp Press? Thanks

[@murffyslaw001]

Outside of the die means squat. I use the inside. What does that look like? And what do they do that my Lee Ultimate, or Redding target dies do? Nada. For twice or thrice the price. Thought this was a shakedown on dies. Turns out to be a 12 minute commercial. " But wait! If you order now.. "

[@carlfrasher5759]

Does Treible make pistol dies, like 9mm, 40 cal & 45 cal?

[@synyster0901]

Tribel's website has a catalog of everything they make, if I remember correctly though they don't make pistol caliber dies. However, it you import yourself they will make custom dies for about the same price as regular production dies normally offered, will be expensive either way. Plan on at least $100 per die for that

[@kevinpospesch3476]

Please compare with Redding BR and results

[@scottspagnolo-hye4628]

When do they become available 🤔?

[@Russell-1]

Scott - They’ve been available for years.

[@JohnThomas-gj2zg]

I would love to get some fir my 6.5 creed Moore and .22 hornet and for .17 hornet

[@janbloemendaal9299]

What are your favorite dies??

[@eugenejohnson8635]

So the prices will be going down

[@joequixotic3039]

Using steel from a company that supplies Audi doesn't mean very much. Why mention that instead of tell us the difference in the steel they use?

[@rambocambo75]

He did mention his relationships with both companies at the beginning. I would consider that with the rest of the presentation, he may have been given specific bullet points to touch on as he in a clear business relationship with them.

[@joequixotic3039]

@@rambocambo75 he didn't mention any relationship with Audi. Even if he had that doesn't tell us anything about the steel. Are you saying this is just a commercial?

[@BryceKimball7.3]

@@joequixotic3039 it is just a commercial, is it not?

[@junmadrid2010]

How much for a set 45 acp?

[@EagleRun23]

Just need primers and powder please, do they make those? haha

[@jonh4301]

Something tells me the price will be exorbitant......

[@chazt4863]

Ahhhh, Yeah and that's why there was no mention of price in the video!

[@jeffguy3868]

Nice dies

[@stevepoetzl986]

Price???

[@JohnThomas-gj2zg]

This is going to be great ....

[@richpryor9650]

The endless quest for chasing the dragon

[@paulvenn4447]

On the cutting edge now Gavin! Nobody else has this kind of content :O

[@rotasaustralis]

Probably because no one else can see the point. I just priced a standard Triebel 308 die. US$ 254 or AU$ 350. I'm not suggesting that they aren't excellent, top notch dies but, I can buy 2 full Redding competition sets & change for one of the Triebel dies.

[@buickspecial6960]

Anyone else find themselves wondering what the company founders were doing during WWII?

[@flyingclosetotheground8523]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/haS7o6OupJmoeZI

[@pebo8306]

Could not have been something extraordinary!----Otherwise the Americans or the Russians would have snatched him!

[@buickspecial6960]

@@halfdollar86 yeah i read that, completely ignored his place in war, says after wwII which leads one to suspect there's reason to omit it.

[@Russell-1]

@@buickspecial6960 - as he qualified as a gunsmith in 1942 don’t you think he was most probably making guns in some way or another? It hardly needs much elaboration in the context of a very brief historical biography. Your point is?

[@stephenkeen6039]

Nope.

[@Mr.Big-Gunz]

I would buy some German made Primers if i could find some....

[@TheSpeza88]

kind of annoying some calibres are 1 1/4 " . wont fit the CoaX!

[@arsenoganesyan1749]

do you have adres of autorised dealer for this company

[@wildcat_reloading]

Id like one please

[@Mr257weatherby]

Hope you have deep pockets. I've bought multiple die sets for the same caliber just to find what works best for me. All that and I can buy 1 sizer or seater die of this brand. This is just way out of most peoples price range. Reloading should be economical. For those who make a living at shooting they have custom dies made when their chamber is cut. I believe. Sorry, I'm poor I guess.

[@rbfreund]

Unfortunately, I have to agree with the previous comments. Gavin, you are a font of knowledge, but you have to find a way to do this a bit more 'cold eyes'. If you develop the reputation of just being a 'for hire' sales channel (similar to the way I feel about Cyclops Joe and T-Rex), then you are going to lose viewers. Just an unsolicited comment. Do with it as you will.

[@davecollins6113]

Sure they are nicely made, sure the price reflects it too. And I'd be replacing that RCBS type ring in a hurry. One of the few things I want from Germany, is a Deva Weiderladen manual.

[@wildcat_reloading]

Wait hold up, you said you expect some real precise 50BMG load..... Sooo we building a 50BMG...os what you're saying

[@djryan8944]

3 yr later and Creedmoor is has most OOS and limited calibers. Meh…

[@glockparaastra]

Still prefer my L.E. Wilson dies.

[@tweekFPV]

👍🏻👍🏻

[@spektrum841]

Outrageously expensive. 308win FL sizing die: $240. Far for interested in statistic data that shows the benefits of these very pretty tools.

[@chopshopchopper]

People will spend the money on these things. Just like buying a Rolex, or anything else that is too quality. I know someone is going to say Rolex sucks bir whatever. Its not your money so...

[@USGunnery]

Looks very pricey.

[@SDMacMan]

Triebel German Reloading Dies huh. Nice. And what exactly are we going to load without PRIMERS.

[@albertthesecond210]

I still have a vast quantity of once fired primers available. Many resulted in X ring shots

[@albertthesecond210]

@@the1knifepro169 I would have no clue as to what you might be thinking. I have a large quantity of once fired primers that can be yours for a pittance of their original unused cost

[@Rocky1115]

$255 for a 300 AAC Blackout resizing die??? HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!

[@LazerBee]

Interesting, I didn’t think 300 Blackout was a round that people loaded for ultra precision.

[@texpatriot8462]

Do people in Europe reload enough to support companies like Triebel?

[@pebo8306]

You'd be astonished! But anyone,who makes precision reamers,can do other precision tools too.And they DO!

[@ZhuJo99]

Just yesterday I was wet tumbling about 4k of .223 cases I use for AR-15. Central europe. So yeah, we do. Plenty of shooters here, most IPSC but also hunters and plinkers. But shelling out for Triebel? Heck no. Happy with my Redding and Lyman and Dillon and Lee dies I use on my Dillon 650. But heck, what do I know, maybe for that price it gives a blowjob at each reloading session. Or not.

[@albertoneri5427]

due to the ammo cost (and the limited offer of different kind), yes we reload. of course the Triebel target isn't the average reloader.

[@texpatriot8462]

Cool to hear that Europe isn’t the gun free zone I imagine.

[@ZhuJo99]

@@texpatriot8462 certainly it is harder to get firearm here, in some countries very hard. In some countries like former post commie ones (like mine) owning a semiauto is not a problem. You usually have to pass through background checks (obviously) and finish an exam for firearm permit. Exam typically consists some narrow picks from criminal law, basics of firearms manipulation and construction and first aid. Nothing too hard. In Czech republic and Slovakia it’s possible to carry too. Sadly, most firearm owners in Europe are hunters and thus, it’s very hard to fight against attempts of EU to ban most firearms - hunters here are typically people with thinking like “well, commies have not forbid us to own firearms and hardly anybody will take our repeaters and two barrel shotguns so why you should have 30 round mag and semiauto”.

[@thompsonjerry3412]

500 dollar dies, kind of silly.

[@lenzadlberger]

Here in Germany you get the normal 308 Benchrest Allgäu kit for 255, The really good Thing about Triebel they can make dies exactly on your Chamber for "Problem" Rifles like mine that have a really tight Chamber and RCBS etc. Doesnt work as wanted for it. Yes they are pricey but what ist cheaper selling your beloved 3000€ Gun that shoots like a dream reliable 0.3" at 200 Meter 5 shot Groups or investing 400 Bucks for a die that makes Brass that fit your Chamber like a pair of Gloves

[@Area_051]

I can have the set for 140.- in CH

[@tires2burn]

Your getting way out of reach for the average reloader.

[@fwod1867]

German engineering baby 😁

[@johnnywadd9918]

Dies do no good unless there are primers.

[@pebo8306]

You seem to be the only one,who hasn't any!

[@Russell-1]

🥱

[@dmitriys3983]

Quality of VAG cars (Audi, Volkswagen) sucks. If they share the same supplier , it means nothing but bad to me. Just another "piece of german engineering".

[@cracktimmy]

I’d like to try one for my dasher. But I still seat with a arbor press abs my Wilson… but would like to see how perfect it sizes every case