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 Lyman 2766480 Cast Bullet H and I Sizing Die $32.04 |
 Lyman Cast Bullet H and I Sizing Die (0.454-Caliber) $32.04 |
 Pacific Bullet Sizing Die – .311 Diameter – Vintage Cast Bullet Lube-Sizer Die $15.95 |
 Lee APP Press 1lb Powder Canister Adapter Primer Catch Cast Lead Bullet Sizing $12.99 |
 Star Machine Cast Bullet Lube Sizer $149.99 |
 Lyman 45 Lube Sizer Cast Bullet Sizer 308 And RN Top Punch $99.99 |
 Lyman Cast Bullet Sizing Die 454 $19.99 |
 Lyman 45 Lube Sizer Cast Bullet Sizer 356 Die Funky RN Top Punch $99.99 |
 Lyman 450 Lube Sizer Cast Bullet Sizer 358 Die 429 SWC Top Punch $120.00 |
 Lyman Cast Bullet Sizing Die 377 $19.99 |
A cast bullet sizing die is used to resize and shape cast bullets to a specific diameter. There are several reasons why you might use a cast bullet sizing die:
- Improve accuracy: Consistency in bullet diameter is important for accuracy. Resizing cast bullets using a sizing die ensures that each bullet has a consistent diameter, which can improve accuracy.
- Fit to the gun barrel: Different guns have different groove diameters in their barrels, and using a sizing die allows the bullet to be resized to fit the specific gun barrel.
- Reduce leading: A bullet that is too large for the gun barrel can cause leading, which is a buildup of lead deposits in the barrel. Resizing the bullet to the correct diameter can reduce leading and extend the life of the gun barrel.
- Ensure proper bullet seating: When reloading ammunition, it is important to ensure that the bullet is seated at the correct depth in the cartridge. Using a sizing die can help ensure that the bullet is the correct diameter and shape for proper seating in the cartridge.
- Improve feeding: In some guns, cast bullets that are not sized properly can cause feeding issues. Using a sizing die can help ensure that the bullets feed smoothly and reliably in the gun.