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L.E. Wilson Stainless Steel 300 AAC Blackout (7.62x35mm) Bushing Neck Sizing Die

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Brand
L.E. Wilson
Caliber
.300 AAC Blackout
Category
Reloading
Reloading Type
Dies
UPC
815145023582

Overview

The L.E. Wilson Stainless Steel .300 AAC Blackout Bushing Neck Sizing Die is designed for precision handloading, utilizing interchangeable bushings (sold separately) to size the case neck to within 3/16" of the mouth. This design allows for total control over neck tension on the bullet. The die is constructed from corrosion-resistant stainless steel and accepts Redding or Wilson neck size bushings. This is a hand-die intended for use with an arbor press or a small mallet; it will not function in a conventional press using threaded dies. It is recommended to use this die in conjunction with the Neck Die Decapping Base. This die does not feature an expander ball.

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