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What are these? Bullet Sizer and Punch ?

I'm known to buy odd gun stuff, but I took pause on these because I just wasn't sure. Curiosity got the better of me and guess what came home.

These look to be Bullet Sizers and Punches in 308, .311, .358, .429, and .451.

There are no Manufacture marking on them so have no clue. Anyone seen these before?

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