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L.E. Wilson Decapping Punch for use with Decapping Base 243 Caliber, 6mm with Ground Pin

Name: L.E. Wilson Decapping Punch for use with Decapping Base 243 Caliber, 6mm with Ground Pin
Brand: L.E. Wilson
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$14.89

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Brand: L.E. Wilson
Category: Reloading
Reloading Type: Case Prep & Trimming
UPC: 815145025838
MPN: PBPG60

Overview

The L.E. Wilson Decapping Punch is a precision hand tool designed for removing primers from 243-caliber or 6mm cases. This tool includes a ground pin and is intended for use in conjunction with an L.E. Wilson Decapping Base, which is sold separately. It is not designed for use with a reloading press. This tool allows for manual depriming as a separate operation, a process preferred by many precision shooters to prepare cases before cleaning or sizing. The punches are made of hardened steel for durability and are effective for removing military crimped primers.

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