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Hornady Custom Grade New Dimension 222 Remington Full Length Sizing, Bullet Seating 2 Die Set

$43.95
Category
Reloading
Reloading Type
Dies
UPC
90255562248
MPN
546224

Overview

The Hornady Custom Grade New Dimension Series I 2-Die Set for .222 Remington is designed for precision reloading. The set includes a full-length sizing die and a seating die, both precision-machined from hardened tool steel. The sizing die features Hornady’s Zip Spindle design, which uses light threads to lock the spindle in place and prevent slippage during adjustments. The seating die utilizes a floating bullet alignment sleeve and a steel seating stem to hold the bullet, case neck, and stem in perfect alignment before seating, which minimizes runout. The die set includes Sure-Loc lock rings, a built-in crimper, and an elliptical expander to reduce case neck friction and stretch. The set is provided in a compartmentalized, stackable storage box.

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