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Lee Micrometer Breech Lock 7mm Remington Magnum Full Length Sizing, Bullet Seating, Factory Crimp 3 Die Set

$39.27
Brand
Lee Precision
Caliber
7mm Remington Magnum
Category
Reloading
Reloading Type
Dies
UPC
734307919511
MPN
91951

Overview

The Lee Pacesetter Breech Lock 3-Die Set for 7mm Remington Magnum includes a Full-Length Sizing Die, a Dead Length Bullet Seating Die with easy-adjust micrometer, and a Factory Crimp Die. This set is designed to work with presses featuring the Breech Lock quick-change system and includes colored spline-drive breech bushings for easy identification. The set also includes a universal shellholder, a powder dipper, and instructions with load data. The full-length sizing die standardizes case dimensions, while the factory crimp die applies uniform tension to the case mouth, ensuring reliable chambering and velocity consistency. The set is housed in a Lee die storage box.

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