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Lee 90175 Factory Short Bottle Neck Crimp Pistol Die 30 Luger

$16.28
Brand
Lee Precision
Caliber
.30 Luger
Category
Reloading
Reloading Type
Dies
UPC
734307901752
MPN
90175

Overview

The Lee Factory Crimp Die is a precision reloading tool designed to provide a secure and uniform crimp on pistol cartridges such as the .30 Luger. Featuring an innovative collet design, the die squeezes the case mouth into the crimping groove with uniform pressure, firmly holding the bullet in place without requiring a dedicated crimp groove. This robust grip prevents bullet setback under recoil, helps maintain consistent cartridge overall length, and ensures reliable feeding in semi-automatic platforms while virtually eliminating the risk of case buckling associated with traditional roll crimp dies. Compatible with both single-stage and progressive presses, this compact and durable die helps handloaders achieve a more uniform pressure curve and improved ammunition accuracy.

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