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Lee Breech Lock Bullet Sizer and Punch 358 Diameter

$7.81
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Brand
Lee Precision, Inc.
Caliber
.357 Magnum
Category
Reloading
Reloading Type
Reloading Tools & Accessories
UPC
734307915209

Overview

The Lee Breech Lock bullet sizer and punch (.358 diameter) is a specialized tool for resizing cast bullets and seating/crimping gas checks in one operation. Compatible with Breech Lock-enabled reloading presses, this sizer is essential for maintaining consistent bullet diameter for .357 Magnum and .358 Winchester loads. Use of this tool requires Lee Liquid Alox lubricant, a Breech Lock Loading Kit, and a reloading press, all of which are sold separately.

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