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L.E. Wilson Stainless Steel 219 Donaldson Wasp Bushing Neck Sizing Die

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Brand
L.E. Wilson
Category
Reloading
Reloading Type
Dies
UPC
815145023315

Overview

The L.E. Wilson Stainless Steel Bushing Neck Sizing Die is designed for precision handloading, offering a corrosion-resistant, long-wearing tool that allows for specific control over case neck tension. By utilizing interchangeable sizing bushings (sold separately), the reloader can adjust the neck sizing 3/16" from the case mouth to optimize accuracy. This die accepts Redding or Wilson neck size bushings and is designed specifically for hand use with an arbor press or mallet, rather than a conventional threaded press. It does not feature an expander ball, and use with a Neck Die Decapping Base is recommended.

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