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Dillon Precision Carbide 308 Winchester Sizing, Bullet Seating, Crimping 3 Die Set

$350.00
Brand
Dillon Precision
Category
Reloading
Reloading Type
Dies
UPC
609824107935

Overview

The Dillon Precision Carbide 308 Winchester 3-Die Set includes a sizing/depriming die, a bullet seating die, and a separate crimp die, engineered specifically for progressive reloaders. Hand-finished from high-quality sintered carbide to exact standards, the set is designed to deliver high performance and durability on Dillon reloaders. The sizing die features a floating decapping assembly with a snap spring to eliminate primer draw-back on military brass, paired with a long, tapered carbide ring with a larger lead-in radius. The quick-disassembly seating die allows users to clean the interior without losing critical depth adjustments and features a double-ended flip-flop seating stem for switching between round nose and semi-wadcutter profiles. Additionally, the crimp die allows the insert to be removed via a retention clip for cleaning without altering established crimp settings.

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