The Lee Precision .223 Remington RGB (Really Great Buy) 2-Die Set is manufactured to the strictest tolderance 50% tighter tolerance than that advertised for other popular, more expensive brands. Includes a Full Length Sizer Die which allows you to restore any case to factory original dimensions and you can fire form in your gun. Lubrication is required with the Full Length Sizer Die.

The Easy Adjustable Dead Length Bullet Seating Die (no crimp) is controlled by an adjustable screw. Many shooters prefer to seat the bullet .020"-.030" away from the rifling, others prefer that it just touch the rifling. Bullet seating depth plays an important role in accuracy and only you can determine which produces the best accuracy.

Includes:

Full Length Sizer Die. (lube required)
Easy Adjust Dead Length Bullet Seating Die (no crimp).
Custom fit plastic storage case.

Notes:

For Up-To-Date Bullet Load Data try HODGDON Powder Co.
Powder Dipper, shellholder and load data are NOT INCLUDED. Comprehensive load data can be found in Lee Modern Reloading 2^nd Edtion and Barnes Reloading Manual 4^th Edition.
Can also be used to reload empty 5.56mm NATO cases. See the warning below about firing factory loaded 5.56mm NATO rounds in guns chambered for .223 Remington.

Caution:

If your using a Steel Sizer, be sure to lubricate your cases. Without lubrication, your die will be damaged and the case may become stuck in the die
Never seat bullets deeper than the minumum overall length listed by reliable load data sources.

WARNING:

Ammunition reloading can be dangerous if done improperly, and should not be attempted by persons not willing and able to read and follow the instructions included with each product exactly.

Always wear safety glasses when reloading and shooting.
Ammunition loaded with these tools should be used in modern guns, in good condition.
Children should not be permitted to reload ammunition without strict parental supervision.
Primers and gun powders, like gasoline and matches, can be dangerous if improperly handled or misused.
5.56mm NATO rounds should not be fired in guns chambered for .223 Remington as a dangerous overpressure situation could result. See the following articles for more information.
We do not accept responsibility for ammunition loaded with these tools, as we have no control over the manufacture and storage of components or the loading procedure and techniques used.