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RCBS Full Length Die Set – Group A – Popular Rifle Cartridge .375 Ruger

$47.88
Brand
RCBS
Caliber
.375 Ruger
Category
Reloading
Reloading Type
Dies
UPC
76683268013
MPN
26801

Overview

This RCBS 2-die set is designed for reloading bottleneck cases intended for bolt-action rifles, specifically allowing fired cases to be neck-sized to chamber back into the same rifle. The set includes a Neck Sizer Die with an expander-decapping unit, which resizes only the case neck without touching the shoulder or body while removing the spent primer, alongside a Seater Die featuring a bullet seater plug and a built-in roll crimper to secure the bullet during seating. (Note: Standard 2-die sets from this line also include full-length sizing options for standard bottleneck cases utilizing vent holes to prevent trapped air damage and maintaining minimal headspace tolerances.)

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