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Lee Precision, 7.7mm Japanese Case Trim Gauge, Shell Holder, Steel

$7.74
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Brand
Lee
Category
Reloading
Reloading Type
Case Prep & Trimming
UPC
734307901158
MPN
90115

Overview

The Lee Precision 7.7 Japanese Case Length Gauge is an essential reloading tool designed to ensure precise case trimming and square case mouths for 7.7 Japanese rifle ammunition. Machined from durable steel, this gauge helps maintain consistent case lengths between 2.250 and 2.270 inches to promote optimal accuracy and prevent feeding issues. It is designed to be used in conjunction with a Lee Cutter and Lock Stud or Zip Trim, integrating seamlessly into standard reloading workflows.

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