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Lyman Lube and Sizing Die 378 Diameter

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Brand
Lyman
Category
Reloading
Reloading Type
Dies
UPC
11516265241

Overview

The Lyman H&I Bullet Sizing Die in .378 diameter is a precision reloading tool designed to resize fired or oversized bullets to exact specifications. Featuring a hardened steel construction and a tapered mouth, this die ensures proper alignment for a consistent cylindrical shape, with a sizing tolerance of ±.0005 inch. The updated design includes 90-degree hole spacing to facilitate the lubrication of hard bullet lubricants. This die is compatible with Lyman 450/4500 and RCBS Lube-A-Matic-2 bullet sizer/lubricator machines and aids in crimping gas checks onto the base of compatible bullets.

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