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Lee Inline 28 Caliber Bullet Feeding Die

Name: Lee Inline 28 Caliber Bullet Feeding Die
Brand: Lee Precision
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$33.30

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Brand: Lee
Category: Reloading
Reloading Type: Dies
UPC: 734307922146
MPN: 92214

Overview

The Lee Inline 28 Caliber Bullet Feeding Die features a durable all-steel construction with a ball-bearing escapement mechanism and a spring-loaded positive ball carrier return to ensure reliable operation. It is designed to reliably feed jacketed, cast, powder-coated, and copper-plated bullets, and is configurable for both long and short bullet lengths. The die includes a support tab for an optional multi-tube feed magazine and operates in any reloading press utilizing standard 7/8"-14 threads. Each die is caliber specific with no complex changes or adjustments required. Setup is straightforward: simply place a case in the press, screw in the Inline die until it drops a bullet, and advance it an additional half turn.

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