Lee Rifle Charging Die for Rifle Cartridges
Lee Long Charging Die for Rifle Cartridges
The Lee Long Charging Die is a powder charging die for rifle cartridges, designed to allow a compatible Lee powder measure to be operated directly from a reloading press. It is intended for rifle cases measuring 1.760" to 2.620" in length and allows powder charging to be integrated into the reloading process.
This version, manufacturer part number 90194, is compatible with the Lee Auto-Disk, Pro Auto-Disk and Auto-Drum powder measuring systems.
Powder Charging Through the Reloading Press
The Lee Long Charging Die provides the connection between the reloading press and the powder measure. As the press is operated, the cartridge case moves upwards into the die and activates the attached powder measuring system. This allows the measured powder charge to be dispensed directly into the case.
The system provides a practical and organised workflow by incorporating powder charging into the normal operation of the reloading press.
Designed for Longer Rifle Cases
The Long Charging Die is designed for rifle cases measuring between 1.760" and 2.620" in length, approximately 44.7 to 66.5 mm. This range includes cartridges such as .223 Remington and .300 Winchester Magnum.
The die features a standard 7/8"-14 thread, making it compatible with most conventional reloading presses.
Key Features and Specifications
- Brand: Lee Precision
- Model: Long Charging Die
- Manufacturer part number: 90194
- Type: Powder charging die for rifle cartridges
- Suitable case length: 1.760" to 2.620" (44.7 to 66.5 mm)
- Compatible powder measures: Lee Auto-Disk, Pro Auto-Disk and Auto-Drum
- Thread: 7/8"-14
- Application: Case-activated powder measure operation
A Practical Addition to Your Reloading Setup
The Lee Long Charging Die is a useful accessory for reloaders who want to operate their Lee powder measuring system directly from the reloading press. By linking powder dispensing to the movement of the press, it helps create an organised reloading workflow.
Note: Always verify that the cartridge case length is within the specified range and that the powder measuring system is correctly adjusted. Check the dispensed powder charge using a suitable powder scale and follow reliable published loading data.
