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Can you use a 308 Win die to resize the 308 Marlin Express......Like a 358 win die to resize 356 win brass?


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But you can use it to size 307 Winchester brass!!!


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I know that is the weird part!


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Not strange when you look at the case dimensions. The 307 Winchester is a rimmed .308 Winchester. The .308 Marlin Express is shorter and has less case capacity.

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