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RCBS Roll Crimp Seating Die Only – Group B .38 Special/.357 Mag

$36.99
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Brand
RCBS
Caliber
.357 Magnum
Category
Reloading
Reloading Type
Dies
UPC
76683183422
MPN
18342

Overview

The RCBS Roll Crimp Seater Die is designed for use with revolver cartridges, including the .38 Special and .357 Magnum. It functions by seating the bullet to a specific depth while simultaneously using the die shoulder to crimp the case mouth against the bullet. To seat bullets without applying a crimp, the die can be adjusted by unscrewing it until the crimp ring no longer contacts the case.

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