LYMAN
| SKU | Designation | French Law | MSRP | Stock | |
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| SKU LYM298 | Designation .357 Mag / .38 SP | French Law Vente libre |
MSRP
77.00 € incl. tax
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Lyman develops reloading tools and accessories renowned for their precision, robustness and efficiency among demanding sport shooters and reloaders.
Lyman Pistol Neck Expanding M Dies is a reloading tool designed to improve projectile alignment and preserve cases when resizing handgun ammunition.
In the field of handgun reloading , consistent bullet seating plays a crucial role in final accuracy. Lyman Pistol Neck Expanding M Dies were specifically designed to improve this often-overlooked step while minimizing case wear.
Unlike a conventional expander, this system works the case neck in two distinct stages. The first expands the inside of the neck just below the bullet diameter to achieve even and consistent tension. The second brings the neck opening to the bullet diameter-or slightly larger-to facilitate perfectly centered seating.
This process improves the centering of lead or jacketed bullets during seating. In practice, this promotes cleaner alignment with the case axis and can help improve the consistency of reloaded cartridges, particularly with flat-based projectiles.
Lyman M Dies reduce excessive neck deformation compared to conventional expansion systems. This approach helps limit brass stress and contributes to extending case life, a point particularly appreciated by regular reloaders.
By slightly adjusting the expansion plunger further, it is also possible to achieve a slight flare of the neck. This configuration is particularly suitable for users of lead bullets , in order to limit the risk of marking during seating.
An M Die allows the neck to be expanded progressively in order to improve bullet alignment and reloading consistency.
Yes, it is particularly appreciated with lead or flat-based bullets thanks to its two-stage expansion.
The system reduces stress on the neck and helps extend the life of the cases.