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Redding Reloading Equipment Series B .45-70 Government Pistol/Rifle 3-Die Set

$72.79
Brand
Redding
Caliber
.45-70 Government
Category
Reloading
Reloading Type
Dies
UPC
611760802096
MPN
80209

Overview

The Redding Series B 3-Die Set for .45-70 Government is designed for reloading straight-wall cases with precision and reliability. The set includes a full-length sizing die, a bullet seating die, and a crimping die. The sizing die features a decapping rod assembly with a neck expander to ensure consistent case dimensions, while the seating die includes a built-in crimping ring and seating plug to facilitate accurate bullet placement. Constructed from high-quality steel, these dies are built to provide years of service. They are compatible with standard reloading presses and provide a straightforward process for creating high-quality, custom ammunition for the .45-70 Government caliber. Users should note that shell holders are sold separately.

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