The dies might be OK, but they come with those lousy LEE o-ring locking rings. I know some of you will say these work well. But the few sets of LEE dies that I've over used the years, none would hold a setting with these rings. I always wound up throwing them out and buying regular locking rings to replace them, it negated the whole purpose of buying inexpensive dies. IMHO spend a few extra bucks and get RCBS or Lyman dies, or for a few more dollars get Forster or Redding. Over the years, the only LEE dies that I haven't had to replace/throw out are the factory crimp dies, all the others got replaced with dies made by the aforementioned manufacturers.