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Lee Micrometer Carbide 45 ACP Sizing, Mouth Expanding, Bullet Seating, Crimp 4 Die Set

$54.24
Brand
Lee Precision
Caliber
.45 ACP
Category
Reloading
Reloading Type
Dies
UPC
734307909680
MPN
90968

Overview

The Lee Precision Deluxe Carbide 4-Die Set combines a carbide full-length sizing die, a powder-through expanding die, a micrometer bullet seating die, and a carbide factory crimp die, along with a universal shell holder and powder dipper. The solid carbide sizing die requires no case lubricant and burnishes the case finish without leaving belt marks on straight-wall cartridge cases. The micrometer seating die utilizes a floating bullet guide and sliding bullet guide to hold the case and bullet in perfect alignment, ensuring minimal runout and precise seating depths. The carbide factory crimp die sizes the cartridge during crimping to guarantee proper chambering with factory-like reliability and a uniform pressure curve.

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