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Lee Precision, Inc. .30 Cal Inline Bullet Feed Die

$34.07
Brand
Lee Precision
Caliber
.308 Win
Category
Reloading
Reloading Type
Dies
UPC
734307919993
MPN
91999

Overview

The Lee Precision .30 Cal Inline Bullet Feed Die is an all-steel, caliber-specific tool designed to reliably feed jacketed, cast, powder-coated, and copper-plated bullets into a case. It is compatible with bullet diameters ranging from .250" to .320", covering calibers from .30 M1 up to .30-06. The die utilizes a ball-bearing escapement mechanism and a spring-loaded positive ball carrier return. This die is configurable for different bullet lengths and includes a support tab for an optional multi-tube feed magazine. It features standard 7/8"-14 threads for use in any compatible reloading press. The die is designed for simple adjustment: after placing a case in the press, the die is screwed in until it drops a bullet, plus an additional half-turn.

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