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Lee Large Series 577-450 Martini Henry Sizing, Powder Through Expanding, Bullet Seating 3 Die Set 1-1/4"-12 Thread

Name: Lee Large Series 577-450 Martini Henry Sizing, Powder Through Expanding, Bullet Seating 3 Die Set 1-1/4"-12 Thread
Brand: Lee Precision
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$84.63

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Brand: Lee Precision, Inc.
Category: Reloading
Reloading Type: Dies
UPC: 734307909024
MPN: 90902

Overview

The Lee Precision Large Series 3-die set is specifically designed for reloading the 577-450 Martini-Henry cartridge. This set features 1 1/4"-12 threads and is intended for use exclusively with compatible Lee presses, such as the Classic Cast Press. The kit includes a full-length sizing die, a powder-through expanding die, a bullet-seating die, a shell holder, and an instruction manual.

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