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Lee Precision Micrometer 22-250 Remington Neck Sizing, Bullet Seating 2 Die Set

$34.28
Brand
Lee Precision
Caliber
.22-250 Remington
Category
Reloading
Reloading Type
Dies
UPC
734307907082
MPN
90708

Overview

The Lee Precision Collet 22/250 Steel Die Set includes a neck-sizing collet die, a dead length bullet seater die, a universal shell holder, a powder dipper, and load data. The collet die squeezes the case neck against a precision mandrel to create a perfectly aligned neck with minimal run-out without requiring case lubrication, helping to extend brass life significantly. The micrometer bullet seating die features a sliding floating bullet guide with radial clearance to maintain precise alignment between the case mouth and bullet. Laser-engraved markings on the thimble and body allow for depth adjustments down to one thousandth of an inch, and the reversible bullet guide permits simultaneous seating and crimping.

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