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Lee Load-Master Progressive Press Primer Explosion Deflector

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Brand
Lee Precision
Category
Reloading
Tool Type
Presses & Reloading Equipment
UPC
734307903633

Overview

The Lee Load-Master Primer Explosion Deflector is an essential safety accessory designed specifically for the Lee Load-Master progressive press. Constructed from durable metal with a 10" x 16" size and weighing 33 ounces, this black safety shield is engineered to deflect away from the reloader if a primer accidentally ignites during operation. Compatible with the Lee Load-Master press, this protective shield installs easily to enhance safety and provide peace of mind during high-volume reloading sessions.

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