Preview: Lee Precision Ultimate Lock Rings

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posted on August 17, 2022
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Lee Precision Ultimate Lock Rings

Made for 7/8x14 TPI loading dies and designed to provide repeatable results each and every time, Lee Precision Ultimate Lock Rings are a must-have item on the loading bench.

Calibrating loading dies is easy thanks to the non-slip, gear-like splines, and the color-coded finish of the extruded aluminum split-ring helps with simple organization. Replaceable rubber O-rings nest within the ring to secure dies when in use, and a cap screw further helps to isolate the ring from movement.

An inexpensive lock-ring wrench designed to interface with the exterior splines is available, too. MSRP is $17 (four pack).

For more information, please visit leeprecision.com.

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