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Hornady Case Activated Powder Drop For Lock-N-Load AP Press

$80.39
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Brand
Hornady
Category
Reloading
Reloading Type
Reloading Tools & Accessories
UPC
90255500738
MPN
050073

Overview

The Hornady Case Activated Powder Drop is a precision reloading tool designed for use with the Lock-N-Load AP press and other progressive presses. It automatically dispenses a powder charge only when a case is present, reducing charge weight variance and human error. The system includes a quick-change powder die and works with powder measures featuring standard 7/8"-14 threads. Please note that this unit does not include a powder measure, which must be purchased separately.

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