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RCBS 30 Caliber (311 Diameter) Neck Expanding Die

$34.60
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Brand
RCBS
Category
Reloading
Reloading Type
Dies
UPC
76683398239
MPN
39823

Overview

The RCBS .311 caliber neck expanding die is a precision reloading component designed to flare the inside dimension of a case neck to slightly larger than the bullet diameter. This process ensures perfect bullet alignment during seating and holds the bullet securely. Constructed from high-quality hardened steel, this die is built to tight tolerances for uniform neck expansion across batches of brass. It is compatible with standard single-stage and progressive reloading presses and includes a plastic storage case.

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