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L.E. Wilson Chamber Type 260 Remington Ackley Improved 40-Degree Shoulder Bullet Seating Die

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Brand
L.E. Wilson
Category
Reloading
Gun Part Type
Tools
Reloading Type
Dies
UPC
815145026972

Overview

The L.E. Wilson Chamber Type Bullet Seating Die for .260 Ackley Improved features a 40-degree shoulder design tailored for precision reloading. Built for use with an arbor press or mallet rather than a standard press, this chamber-type hand die firmly holds both the bullet and the cartridge case in perfect alignment during the seating process. A close-fitting seating stem pushes the bullet directly into the case mouth to ensure straight seating, consistent depth control, and minimal runout for serious reloaders seeking maximum accuracy.

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