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Redding Reloading Equipment Series A .257 Roberts Pistol/Rifle Full-Length Die Set

$53.81
Brand
Redding
Caliber
.257 Roberts
Category
Reloading
Reloading Type
Dies
UPC
611760801259

Overview

The Redding Series A 2-Die Set for .257 Roberts is designed for bottleneck cartridges and includes a full-length resizing die and a standard seating die. The full-length sizing die features a decapping rod assembly with a neck expander (size button) to restore cases to SAAMI specifications for use in any standard firearm. The seating die includes a bullet guide, a built-in crimping ring, and a seating plug to secure the bullet and prevent setback. Redding dies are manufactured from high-quality alloy steels on precision lathes, heat-treated in controlled furnaces, and hand-polished. Each set is ultrasonically cleaned, packaged, and includes a storage box that functions as a loading block, complete with a spare decapping pin and hex wrench. Standard 7/8-14 threaded bodies allow for compatibility with most reloading presses. Note that shellholders are sold separately.

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