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Lee Breech Lock Bullet Sizer and Punch 252 Diameter

Name: Lee Breech Lock Bullet Sizer and Punch 252 Diameter
Brand: Lee Precision
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Brand: Lee Precision, Inc.
Category: Reloading
Reloading Type: Dies
UPC: 734307918866

Overview

The Lee Breech Lock Bullet Sizer and Punch in .252 diameter is a precision reloading tool designed to uniformly reduce cast bullet diameter to exact specifications for proper chambering and consistent ballistics. In addition to sizing, this tool also seats and crimps gas checks. Constructed from durable steel, it fits any Breech Lock-enabled reloading press and is designed for use in conjunction with the Breech Lock Bullet Sizer Kit. Please note that utilize of this tool requires Lee Liquid Alox, a reloading press, and the Breech Lock Bullet Sizer Kit, each sold separately.

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