Micrometer seating dies

[Ccrider]

The best micrometer seating die is a newlon blank reamed with your reamer

Wouldn’t you need a different reamer to cut the die from your chamber reamer?

 

[Mark W]

Wouldn’t you need a different reamer to cut the die from your chamber reamer?

Not for a seating die.

 

[SKWERLZ]

Not for a seating die.

This,,,,,,,, your not resizing, just guiding.

 

[dunraven]

Wilson.

without question

 

[ASD9055]

Age old question....Dodge or Chevy...
Well everyone knows its FORD
I have a Redding and an RCBS, both work really well. Will thry the Fankford soon and compare

 

[Dusty Stevens]

without question

Ive never seen a threaded wilson micrometer die. You got a pic of one?

 

[avidflyer]

Worst run out I ever had was with a high end wilson mic die...sent it in they told me it was in spec....up to 3k run out was (at the time) in tolerance. Sure mine was a one off but the customer service was crap. (at least who I dealt with)

 

[ronsatspokane]

Ive never seen a threaded wilson micrometer die. You got a pic of one?

They don't that I'm aware of. But you could buy the die and the arbor press for the cost of some of these screw in die sets and be way ahead. I have found all screw in dies to have the same limitation. The bullet pusher is flimsy and none I've had produce the concentricy of a Wilson. One of them was really bad. I won't mention the name but they did send me new parts which would supposedly have fixed it. Already bought the K&M arbor and the Wilson by then.

 

[Shooter13]

I'm more interested in the shape of the seating pin. All of them do not fit the tip of your bullet properly.

Sent a couple of bullets into Whidden and they made a stem for me.

 

[Andy Work]

Ive never seen a threaded wilson micrometer die. You got a pic of one?

They still don't make threaded seating dies. I called and asked them just in case their website was outdated.