Lee 6.5×55 Swedish Mauser Pacesetter Full-Length 3-Die Set
The Lee 6.5×55 Pacesetter 3-Die Set includes a full-length sizing die, a micrometer bullet seating die, and a factory crimp die, along with a universal shell holder, powder measure, and detailed instructions containing load data.
Designed specifically for the 6.5×55 Swedish Mauser case, this set is ideal for reloaders working with mixed-range brass. Lee recommends it for consistent performance when handling brass with varying dimensions.
| Component | Function |
|---|---|
| Full-Length Sizing Die | Resizes brass to factory dimensions |
| Micrometer Bullet Seating Die | Accurately seats bullets with precise depth control |
| Factory Crimp Die | Applies a consistent crimp to secure the bullet in place |
| Universal Shell Holder | Secures cases during sizing and seating operations |
| Powder Measure | Measures powder charge according to load data |
FAQ
Is this die set compatible with other calibers?
No, this set is specifically designed for the 6.5×55 Swedish Mauser case. It is not compatible with other calibers or case types.
Can I use this set with brass that has an undersized flash hole?
Yes, an easy-expander accessory is available for brass with an undersized flash hole. This is recommended for optimal performance.
Are the load data instructions included in the package?
Yes, the package includes detailed instructions with load data for safe and accurate reloading.
Gordon Thomson –
The 3-die set works smoothly with my mixed-range brass. The micrometer seating die gives precise bullet placement. I’ve had consistent accuracy since switching to this set. The instructions are clear and the load data helps avoid overcharging.
Donna Kerr –
Good build quality and easy to assemble. The universal shell holder fits well with my reloading press. I noticed a small improvement in case consistency after using the sizing die. Would recommend for Swedish Mauser reloaders.
Stephanie Cornish –
Perfect for my 6.5×55 Mauser rounds. The crimp die holds bullets securely and the powder measure is accurate. I didn’t have any issues with brass that had minor flash hole variations.