BARSKA AU11406 Red Laser Sight 5mW 635nm
- CR-123A Lithium
- Laser Sights
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A steel shell holder for single-stage presses that accepts .30 M1 Carbine and .32 Auto (7.65 mm) cartridges
RCBS Shell Holder #17 is a precision-machined steel component designed for single-stage reloading presses. It securely indexes .30 M1 Carbine and .32 Auto (7.65mm Automatic) cartridges during the reloading process. This holder ensures consistent case alignment for reliable ammunition production.
This shell holder is a passive steel tool with no moving parts, electronics, or power requirements. It generates no heat, produces no noise, and draws no power during normal reloading operations. Performance depends entirely on the press and operator technique used.
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Insert the holder into the press ram until it seats fully; the step often missed is verifying the cartridge rim sits flush against the holder face before cycling the handle.
Inspect the steel holder for cracks or worn edges after each reloading session; replace it if the .30 M1 Carbine or .32 Auto cases no longer locate consistently.
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