RCBS MatchMaster Competition Seater Die

[Douglas725]

I was looking at the RCBS MatchMaster Competition Seater die, any comments on this product? I have seen some other comments on other micrometer seaters, but not on this one.

 

[Big Mc]

I was looking at the RCBS MatchMaster Competition Seater die, any comments on this product? I have seen some other comments on other micrometer seaters, but not on this one.

There may be better tools in the box. However you can trust it if says RCBS. Just my ywo cents Tommy Mc

 

[nwmnbowhunter]

I liked them. Pretty slick. I have since changed over to all Wilson seaters and arbor press.

 

[justinp61]

I have two and like them a lot better than conventional seaters. For years I swapped the internals to load either 22-250 or 260 Remington, then a couple years ago I picked up another 22-250. Keep in mind I'm not a competition shooter so take my experiences as they are.

 

[ToddKS]

I have two sets that I use to load PRS ammo. They have been game changers for me. You don't appreciate how much time you spend placing bullets on case mouths until you don't have to do it any more.

 

[Monte F]

I love the fact you can just load the bullet into the window and it sits there until the case comes up. Very handy on the progressive when you have a lot to load for a week long match. (SWN)

 

[DiffEQ]

I have Forester Micrometer seater, Whidden Click-Micrometer seater, Redding of all sorts, Hornady micrometer seater, CH4 Micrometer seater, etc.
I have two Wilson arbor press dies that I haven't used yet but will when I've completed my builds.
The Matchmaster beats them all in how easy it is to use. Drop the bullet in the window, it holds it square to the case mouth (which I cannot say when I place a bullet in a case for any of the others mentioned above).
The greatest thing is in the ease of use. It does not produce any less TIR, nor more, than any of the others mentioned above.
Similarly, I've started using the Hornady bullet feeder die in my Dillon for 357/380/9mm/40S&W/10mm & 45. Having a die that sets the bullet in the case mouth makes it *sooo* much easier.