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Area 419 Zero M-Series 7mm PRC Full Length Sizing Die Zero Shell Holder

$407.45
Brand
Area 419
Caliber
7mm PRC
Category
Reloading
Reloading Type
Dies
UPC
810080182264
MPN
419ZERODIEM7PRCSH

Overview

The Area 419 Zero M-Series Full-Length Sizing Die for 7mm PRC is a precision reloading tool designed for match-grade ammunition production. It features micrometer-adjustable headspace and shoulder bump, a hydraulic shoulder pressure relief system, and a spring-ejection system for spent primers. The die is reamer-cut to exact dimensions and includes a precision-ground expander mandrel with .002 neck tension. This 1-1/4" die requires a compatible press and cannot be used with standard 7/8" turrets. It is designed to be used specifically with the included Zero M-Series shellholder, which accommodates the larger diameter rim required by the die. Each unit ships with a die ring, a spare decapping pin, and installation tools.

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