L.E. WILSON, INC. - MICROMETER TOP BULLET SEATER DIES vs SINCLAIR/L.E. WILSON - MICRO-ADJUST BULLET SEATERS

[Al Lu]

I am not familiar and never seen one in person? Can you recommend which one is better and why? Thank you.

 

[jackson1]

Have a number of Wilson seating dies, but only one Sin Clair micro adjustable top. To cheap to buy more. That said, I like it. Also added Wilson VLD stems to my seating dies.

 

[Big Mc]

I am not familiar and never seen one in person? Can you recommend which one is better and why? Thank you.

They are both good I would order the one in stock. Just my two cents. Tommy Mc

 

[Dusty Stevens]

^^ what tommy said

 

[mike06]

I have 3 of the Wilson Micrometer Top seaters. They are dead on the money very good dies.

 

[Chiquita]

These dies require the the arbor press? correct?

 

[mike06]

Yes

 

[ksnyder]

I have the ones from brownells that are the click adj and do not have to have an Allen wrench to adjust. My cent and half

 

[Sniper338]

I have a set for every rifle I load for. 15 to 20 of em? Never had an issue. Keep em clean, slightly oiled, while out before you use them and after... keeps them from rusting any. Yes they will rust.

 

[Darrel Martin]

I don't think that there would be any difference in the accuracy of the ammo loaded with either one.I have both.
The half thousandth clicks of the Sinclair / Wilson are crisp and accurate without having to use a set screw to hold position.Very nice when you are really micromanaging your seating depth.
DO NOT screw off the top of the Sinclair/Wilson dies.The ball bearings and springs go in all directions and when you find them , you need some extra fingers to get them back in place.

 

[Skeptic123]

I don't think that there would be any difference in the accuracy of the ammo loaded with either one.I have both.
The half thousandth clicks of the Sinclair / Wilson are crisp and accurate without having to use a set screw to hold position.Very nice when you are really micromanaging your seating depth.
DO NOT screw off the top of the Sinclair/Wilson dies.The ball bearings and springs go in all directions and when you find them , you need some extra fingers to get them back in place.

Been there - done that - what a mess!