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Lyman #8 .30 Cal/.32 Cal/.20 Cal/.40 Cal Bullet Top Punch

$13.75
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Brand
Lyman
Category
Reloading
Reloading Type
Dies
UPC
11516266903
MPN
2786690

Overview

The Lyman #8 Bullet Top Punch is a precision reloading tool designed to fit the bullet nose shape exactly, eliminating nose deformation and ensuring uniform seating during the casting and sizing process. Engineered for compatibility with Lyman bullet molds configured for .32/20 Flat Nose and related calibers, this top punch guarantees proper alignment and bullet positioning. This punch is manufactured to exacting tolerances by Lyman and is designed to fit standard lube sizers, including the Lyman 450/4500 and the RCBS Lube-a-Matic-2 bullet sizer and lubricator.

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