Lee Inline Bullet Feed Die - 26 Cal

Description

Introducing the Lee Inline Bullet Feed Die - 26 Cal. Specifically designed for reloaders who work with 26 calibre cartridges, such as the highly popular 6.5 Creedmoor and other similar rounds. This die accepts a bullet diameter range of .250 to .277 inches, providing versatility for various reloading applications.

Manufactured with all steel construction, this die features a ball bearing escapement mechanism that guarantees smooth and reliable bullet feeding. The spring-loaded positive ball carrier return enhances operational dependability, ensuring that a variety of bullet types-including jacketed, cast, powder-coated, and copper-plated bullets-are consistently fed into your reloading process. Additionally, the die is adaptable for both long and short bullet lengths, meeting different reloading requirements with ease.

The die is designed to fit any press that accommodates standard 7/8-14 threads, simplifying the integration into your current reloading setup. As each die is calibre-specific, you won't need to worry about adjustments simply place a case in your press, screw the Inline die in until a bullet drops, then turn it another half-turn to secure it in place.

Moreover, the support tab included with the die allows for the addition of an optional multi-tube feed magazine, providing even greater efficiency for those who want to streamline their reloading operations.

In summary, the Lee Inline Bullet Feed Die - 26 Cal combines robust durability with straightforward functionality, making it an ideal choice for both novice and experienced reloaders looking to enhance their reloading speed and accuracy.

Features

• For use with 26 calibre
• Ball bearing escapement mechanism
• All steel construction
• For long and short bullet lengths
• Support tab for the optional multi tube feed magazine
• Spring loaded positive ball carrier return
• Works in any press with standard 7/8-14 threads
• Jacketed, cast, powder coated and copper plated bullets are reliably fed

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