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Lee Precision, Inc. .40 S&W/10mm Inline Bullet Feed Kit For 0.375" - 0.406" Bullet

$46.64
Caliber
.40 Cal
Category
Reloading
Reloading Type
Dies
UPC
734307920081
MPN
92008

Overview

The Lee Inline Bullet Feed Kit for .40 S&W is designed to automate bullet feeding for progressive or single-stage presses. The system is caliber-specific and designed for bullets within the .375- to .406-inch diameter range. It features an all-steel construction with a ball-bearing escapement mechanism and a spring-loaded positive ball carrier return to ensure reliable operation. This kit includes a feed die and a bullet feed magazine, which maintain positive control of the bullet from the magazine stack to the seating station. The system is compatible with any press utilizing standard 7/8-inch-14 threads and is configurable for both long and short bullet lengths. It is suitable for feeding jacketed, cast, powder-coated, and copper-plated bullets.

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