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Lee 32-40 Winchester Precision Micrometer Bullet Seating Die

$28.99
Brand
Lee Precision
Caliber
.32-40 Winchester
Category
Reloading
Reloading Type
Dies
UPC
734307923570

Overview

The Lee Precision Micrometer Bullet Seating Die is designed for the 32-40 Winchester cartridge, providing dead length bullet seating with smooth and accurate adjustment. When utilized as a dead length seating die, the body contacts the shell holder to ensure uniform, precise seating depth. It features a laser-engraved micrometer thimble and body with divisions representing one-thousandth of an inch for infinitely adjustable depth control. A sliding, floating bullet guide with radial clearance holds the case mouth and bullet in perfect alignment with the seater screw to minimize runout, and the burnished seating stem accommodates various bullet point styles without damage. Furthermore, the floating bullet guide can be reversed to allow simultaneous bullet seating and crimping.

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