Sale Pending Funds // RCBS Small Base Sizer .308 WIN

[misterarman]

Ad Type

1. For Sale

Price

$20

Manufacturer

RCBS

Caliber

308 Winchester

City

Vancouver USA

State

Washington

RCBS Small Base Sizer .308 WIN
Not technically NEW but it doesn't look like it has been used.

Was $25
now $20

Face to Face F2F Fishers Landing Fred Meyer on se 164th Av East Vancouver ///// Or if we can meet up when I'm out and about I like to make easy if I can.
Will ship at cost...
USPS Small Flat Rate Priority $9.45.
I do DISCREET PayPal and please remember to use the "Friends and Family" option so there are no fees.
OR...
Zelle.
OR...
USPS Money Order

Just for the record.
USPS has never lost one of my packages and I lost count of how many have made it a long time ago.
That being said I have to say....
Flat Rate shipping comes with $50 insurance.
If you want more it's on you..
Will gladly combine shipping.

Texting is easiest and fastest if you are interested.

If you are interested to see what else I have FOR SALE click on my Avatar and then click on the box that pops up then you can then slide to the right and click on "find" and then "find all threads by "misterarman"

Thanks for looking.

misterarman
AKA
John
360.771.0013

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[Whisky Tahoe]

Yes I'm guilty of "person" splaining.....

Folks this is one handy die to have around. With 308 being the parent case for so many, this die supports many calibers.
Brass expands at the web (.200 above the extractor groove) and eventually this leads to "clicky" bolts or hard to chamber rounds.
Instead of being on the plus side of SAAMI specs, this die sizes the body to be about .002" slimmer.

use this die first as it only sizes the body which can make your brass longer (it has to go somewhere right?)
then use your normal resizing die which will bump the shoulder and size the neck.

Really nice to have for high pressure cartridges like the 6BR.

When I load for semi auto, I make a point to run the brass through the SB die first.

GLWS