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From: bercov@bevsun.bev.lbl.gov (John Bercovitz)
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Subject: Lee bullet sizer
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Date: 13 Jun 91 01:59:47 GMT
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I got a 10 mm caliber Lee sizer yesterday.  Its quality seems much
improved over that of the two previous Lee sizers I have bought.
I believe this one was drilled with a _sharp_ drill bit rather
than a _dull_ drill bit as before.  At any rate, it was easy to
polish up, using 220 grit wet-and-dry on a dowel in a hand drill
followed by 600 grit.  Time invested was about 5 minutes.  The bullets
come out nice and round and with a mirror finish.  They are .4015
diameter rather than the .401 diameter stamped on the die; I presume
this is a result of my polishing job.

           JHBercovitz@lbl.gov    (John Bercovitz)