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RCBS Replacement Expander-Decapping Unit (7.62x39mm, 7.65x53mm Belgium Mauser, 7.7x58mm Japanese Arisaka)

Name: RCBS Replacement Expander-Decapping Unit (7.62x39mm, 7.65x53mm Belgium Mauser, 7.7x58mm Japanese Arisaka)
Brand: RCBS
Availability: InStock

$6.99

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Brand: RCBS
Caliber: .31 Cal
Category: Reloading
Reloading Type: Dies
UPC: 76683098146
MPN: 9814

Overview

The RCBS replacement expander-decapping unit is a precision-machined factory component designed for rifle reloading dies. This assembly features an expander rod, expander ball, and decapping pin to effectively de-prime cartridge cases and expand the case neck in bottleneck calibers. Using genuine factory replacement parts ensures a proper fit and optimal concentricity, preventing interruptions during reloading sessions.

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