Shell holder, #14, by LEE, for .38-40 & .44-40 Winchester.

Lyman # 14 shell holder, fits .44-40 Winchester.

This tool works like a depth gauge, trimming any excess brass. Debur inside and outside of the case mouth, using the chamfer tool.

Cartridge Case, .44-40 Winchester, unprimed brass, correct head stamp, by Starline, 50 pieces Starline has the following recommendations for case preparation for bottle neck rifle brass: During the final polish process we treat the case with a corrosion inhibitor which keeps the brass from tarnishing and also acts as a lubricant for the first loadi

Cartridge Case, .44-40 Winchester, unprimed brass, correct head stamp, by Starline, 100 pieces Starline has the following recommendations for case preparation for bottle neck rifle brass: During the final polish process we treat the case with a corrosion inhibitor which keeps the brass from tarnishing and also acts as a lubricant for the first load

Cartridge Case, .44-40 Winchester, unprimed brass, correct head stamp, by Starline, 250 pieces Starline has the following recommendations for case preparation for bottle neck rifle brass: During the final polish process we treat the case with a corrosion inhibitor which keeps the brass from tarnishing and also acts as a lubricant for the first load

Cartridge Case, .44-40 Winchester, unprimed brass, correct head stamp, by Starline, each piece, no minimum order Starline has the following recommendations for case preparation for bottle neck rifle brass: During the final polish process we treat the case with a corrosion inhibitor which keeps the brass from tarnishing and also acts as a lubricant

Lyman's custom fit loading blocks are designed to provide a precise fit for a family of cartridge sizes. Made from tough, durable polymer, the loading blocks hold 50 cartridges and will securely nest together for easy storage. The blocks come in three sizes to match up with a large variety of cartridges. Each block is clearly marked with the diamet

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