Lee Precision 30-30 WINCHESTER CASE LENGTH GAUGE & SHELLHOLDER

Lee Precision 30-30 WINCHESTER CASE LENGTH GAUGE & SHELLHOLDER

$7.19
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Lee Precision 30-30 WINCHESTER CASE LENGTH GAUGE & SHELLHOLDER
  • Lee Precision 30-30 WINCHESTER CASE LENGTH GAUGE & SHELLHOLDER
Lee Precision 30-30 WINCHESTER CASE LENGTH GAUGE & SHELLHOLDER

Lee Precision 30-30 WINCHESTER CASE LENGTH GAUGE & SHELLHOLDER

(SKU:LEE90136)
MPN: 90136
$7.19
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The simplest way to check the case and trim to the correct safe length is with a Lee Case Trimmer. After a case has been loaded a few times, it will stretch beyond maximum length and must be trimmed. The Cutter and Lock Stud (sold separately) works for all calibers. The Case Length Gauge (Pilot) and Shell Holder must be ordered for each caliber. Trim cases by hand or electrically. Can be used with an elecrtric drill to trim, chamfer and polish cases faster. Eliminates danger of long cases. Squares the mouth for more accurate bullet seating and exit. Includes Case Length Gauge and Shellholder only.

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Kevin Colvin
Case Trimmer

Lee Reloading Products work great and are economical!

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Joseph Wendell
Lee case trimmer

Picked one of these up as I don't really need much else for 30 30 right now, but mine seemed to be lose in the cutter and cut brass too short. I just put some red loctite on the threads and set it to desired length and let it set, which is unusual as a I have several other sets and they aren't like that. But it works fine now.

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Scott Merrell
Lee trimer pilots.

Always work great and very easy to use.

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Ryan Peissig
30-30 pilot

These lee trimming pilots are just simple and easy to use and you get the correct Length every time.

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John Petersen
Lee case length gauge and holder

I have used these Lee case length gauges in conjunction with their trimmers for years and have found them to be a quick, easy and accurate means of getting reformed cases back into their proper and consistent length.

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