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Lee Feed Die and Fingers Accessory - 9mm & .365 Cal. .60" to.75" Long

Name: Lee Feed Die and Fingers Accessory - 9mm & .365 Cal. .60" to.75" Long
Brand: Lee Precision
Availability: OutOfStock

$13.99

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Category: Reloading
Reloading Type: Dies
UPC: 734307908881

Overview

The Lee Feed Die and Fingers Accessory is a precision reloading component designed for 9mm and .365 caliber cartridges with a length of 0.60" to 0.75". Ideal for use with Lee progressive presses, this tool improves bullet feeding and case advancement while significantly reducing the risk of jams, misfeeds, and double-feeds. The specially crafted fingers grip and guide cases and bullets into position with controlled pressure, maintaining proper timing during automated indexing without deforming components.

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