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Lyman
The Lyman 7707004 Pro Die Pack for .38 Super delivers precision reloading dies engineered for serious pistol ammunition production. Whether you're running a progressive press like the Lyman Mark 7, a turret press, or a single-stage setup, this die set is built to handle high-volume handloading with consistency and durability. The stainless steel construction stands up to years of use without the corrosion issues that plague older die designs, so you can reload with confidence season after season.
What sets the Pro die pack apart is its attention to the details that matter in pistol reloading. The sizing die uses a polished carbide ring for minimal wear and reduced press force—important when you're processing large quantities of brass. The spring-loaded decapping rod system aggressively ejects spent primers so they don't hang up in the pocket. For bullet seating, Lyman equipped this set with a micrometer-adjustable seating die that uses a floating punch to center each bullet and keep runout low, critical for consistent .38 Super performance. The included taper crimp die (also micrometer-adjustable) removes case mouth flare and locks bullets in place reliably.
If you reload .38 Super regularly—whether for competition, carry, or personal use—the Lyman Pro die pack combines the precision features you need with the durability to justify the investment. This is a complete set ready to drop into your press and start producing match-grade ammunition.
Yes. This die pack is designed for the Lyman Mark 7 progressive press and works equally well in turret presses and single-stage presses.
The set includes a sizing die with polished carbide ring and spring-loaded decapping rod, a flare die for pistol case mouth preparation, a micrometer-adjustable seating die with floating punch, and a micrometer-adjustable taper crimp die.
Stainless steel is chosen for its toughness and resistance to corrosion, eliminating the rust problems that can affect older die designs and extending the service life of your reloading equipment.
The floating punch centers the bullet on the case and reduces excessive runout, leading to more consistent and accurate ammunition.
Lyman
The Lyman 7707004 Pro Die Pack for .38 Super delivers precision reloading dies engineered for serious pistol ammunition production. Whether you're running a progressive press like the Lyman Mark 7, a turret press, or a single-stage setup, this die set is built to handle high-volume handloading with consistency and durability. The stainless steel construction stands up to years of use without the corrosion issues that plague older die designs, so you can reload with confidence season after season.
What sets the Pro die pack apart is its attention to the details that matter in pistol reloading. The sizing die uses a polished carbide ring for minimal wear and reduced press force—important when you're processing large quantities of brass. The spring-loaded decapping rod system aggressively ejects spent primers so they don't hang up in the pocket. For bullet seating, Lyman equipped this set with a micrometer-adjustable seating die that uses a floating punch to center each bullet and keep runout low, critical for consistent .38 Super performance. The included taper crimp die (also micrometer-adjustable) removes case mouth flare and locks bullets in place reliably.
If you reload .38 Super regularly—whether for competition, carry, or personal use—the Lyman Pro die pack combines the precision features you need with the durability to justify the investment. This is a complete set ready to drop into your press and start producing match-grade ammunition.
Yes. This die pack is designed for the Lyman Mark 7 progressive press and works equally well in turret presses and single-stage presses.
The set includes a sizing die with polished carbide ring and spring-loaded decapping rod, a flare die for pistol case mouth preparation, a micrometer-adjustable seating die with floating punch, and a micrometer-adjustable taper crimp die.
Stainless steel is chosen for its toughness and resistance to corrosion, eliminating the rust problems that can affect older die designs and extending the service life of your reloading equipment.
The floating punch centers the bullet on the case and reduces excessive runout, leading to more consistent and accurate ammunition.
