Sinclair micrometer top seating

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Hello! I'm searching for opinions on the Sinclair micrometer top for a L.E. Wilson seater die. I have an L.E. Wilson without micrometer top. If anyone has used the Sinclair, versus the L.E. Wilson plain, or L.E. Wilson micrometer top, what do you think? I have the L.E. Wilson plain top and am just starting to get some loads worked up.

 

[fdshuster]

Been using the Sinclair micrometer tops with my 222 Rem. and 6ppc Wilson seaters since 1998 & am very pleased with them. No complaints or issues.

 

[brian427cobra]

I use one on my 260 Rem Seater, its a nice addition

 

[bozo699]

+1 for the Sinclair micro tops, I have several and love them!
Wayne.

 

[johara1]

I guess i will be the only one that doesn't like them. i had one for my one Dasher die and found it too top heavy and the marks a re just marks and mean nothing and sure not a .001. I went back to my shims and gave the top away..........jim

 

[ronsroom1]

I have 3 Micro Tops.

 

[bozo699]

I guess i will be the only one that doesn't like them. i had one for my one Dasher die and found it too top heavy and the marks a re just marks and mean nothing and sure not a .001. I went back to my shims and gave the top away..........jim

Jim,
That is why there are different ways to go, I like it you don't ;D it's what makes the world go round, I tend to agree with you though, I like mine when fine tuning a load, but once found I often stick the factory one back in and lock it down as it isn't near as top heavy.
Wayne.

 

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Thanks for all the input, it is greatly appreciated. I believe that I will buy one for working up loads and then lock the original down when I determine which load I am going with.