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Lee Breech Lock Bullet Sizer and Punch 495 Diameter

$8.02
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Brand
Lee Precision
Category
Reloading
Reloading Type
Reloading Tools & Accessories
UPC
734307917869

Overview

The Lee Breech Lock Bullet Sizer and Punch is a precision reloading tool designed to size cast bullets to a diameter of .495 inches. Constructed from durable steel, this specialized tool also seats and crimps gas checks to ensure bullet stability and consistency during firing. Compatible with any Breech Lock-enabled reloading press, it works in conjunction with the Breech Lock Bullet Sizer Kit and requires Lee Liquid Alox for optimal operation, with each component sold separately.

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