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Lee Precision 223 Remington Pacesetter Full Length Sizing, Micrometer Bullet Seating & Factory Crimp Die Set

$35.96
Brand
Lee Precision
Caliber
.223 Remington
Category
Reloading
Bullet Type
JHP
Reloading Type
Dies
UPC
734307905026
MPN
90502

Overview

The Lee Pacesetter 3-Die Set for .223 Remington is a comprehensive reloading kit designed for precision rifle ammunition. The set includes a Full Length Sizing Die, an Easy Adjust Dead Length Bullet Seating Die, and an exclusive Lee Factory Crimp Die. These steel dies are machine-honed for a smooth finish and consistent performance. In addition to the dies, the package includes a universal shell holder, a powder dipper for precise measuring, and a red plastic storage box. The set is compatible with standard press systems and comes with instructional documentation and load data to assist the reloader in creating custom-tailored ammunition. The included Factory Crimp Die allows for adjustable crimping, ranging from a slight taper to a full roll.

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