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Lyman .38 Special/.357 Magnum/.357 Remington Maximum/.38 S&W Pistol Neck Expanding Must-Have Die

$25.96
Brand
Lyman
Caliber
.357 Magnum
Category
Reloading
Reloading Type
Dies
UPC
11516718013
MPN
7341801

Overview

The Lyman M Neck Expanding Die for .38 Special, .357 Magnum, and .357 Maximum cartridges is engineered to improve the accuracy of both cast and jacketed bullet reloads without unnecessarily stretching brass like standard expander buttons. It operates via a two-step process: the first step expands the inside of the case neck to just under bullet diameter for precise neck tension, while the second step flares the case mouth to bullet diameter or slightly over to allow the bullet to start perfectly centered. Compatible with standard single-stage and progressive presses, this die aids in consistent bullet seating for target, competitive, and law enforcement applications.

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