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Lee Precision Short Charging Die for Auto-Disk and Auto-Drum Powder Measure 90668

$10.71
Brand
Lee Precision, Inc.
Caliber
.223 Remington
Category
Reloading
UPC
734307906689

Overview

The Lee Short Charging Die (MPN 90668) is a reloading component designed to facilitate powder charging on small-capacity rifle cartridges when using Lee Auto-Disk, Pro Auto-Disk, or Auto-Drum powder measures. It is compatible with cases measuring between .860 and 1.760 inches in length, covering cartridges ranging from the .22 Hornet to the .223 Remington. It is specifically intended for use with bullet diameters of .223 and larger to prevent powder bridging. Unlike pistol-style powder-through expanding dies, this steel die does not expand the case mouth, as rifle case expansion is handled during the sizing process. This die allows for consistent powder metering and is an essential tool for handloaders looking to streamline their reloading workflow for smaller rifle cartridges. It is packaged in a plastic storage case and does not include a shellholder.

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