Preview: Lee Precision 7 mm Backcountry Reloading Dies

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posted on January 29, 2026
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Lee Precision 7 mm Backcountry Reloading Dies

Lee Precision is now backing Federal’s 7 mm Backcountry cartridge with an all-inclusive kit, along with load data to reload once-fired Federal Premium cases. The set includes a full-length sizing die to form the bright, nickel-finished Peak Alloy cases properly, along with a universal flaring die to open the case mouth for concentric bullet seating. A universal shell holder for the press is also included, as well as a powder dipper and a precision micrometer bullet seating die, which is finely adjustable thanks to laser-engraved markings representing thousandths of an inch. A factory crimp die and case-length gauge are available at extra costs. Price: $65. Contact: Lee Precision, Inc.; (262) 673-3075; leeprecision.com.

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