L. E. Wilson SS Chamber Type Seater - 300 Winchester Magnum

L. E. Wilson

L. E. Wilson SS Chamber Type Seater - 300 Winchester Magnum

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A chamber type bullet seater positively controls both bullet and cartridge case alignment. The case and bullet are completely captured by the die prior to the bullet being pushed straight into the case by a close-fitting seating stem. This style of bullet seater works more accurately than a conventional (7/8"-14 TPI) bullet seating die. This comes with Standard Seater Drift. A VLD Seater Drift is available for purchase separately.

All L.E. WIlson products are warranted against defective workmanship or materials under normal use for one year from the date of purchase. "Normal use" means as described in accompanying instructions. "Date of purchase" is for the first user of the product. The warranty applies only to the first user and does not cover consequential or incidental damages. If the user believes he has a defective tool he is asked to contact L.E. WIlson, Inc. PO Box 324 Cashmere, WA 98815 / 509-782-1328 describing the problem. The tool or part will be repaired or replaced at our option with no expense to the user except for correspondence costs. The part or tool must be accompanied by proof of purchase that shows source, date of purchase, and cost

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  • 5
    2.8200" every time

    Posted by NormB on 28th Mar 2015

    Using a Mitutoyo digital micrometer and a Hornady OAL gauge measuring base to Ogive on a 300 Win Mag load. In past years I have used Dillon, Lee, Hornady and RCBS dies, maybe one other I was so dissatisfied with I trashed or sold them ASAP. I kind of got used to seeing COAL readings with variances of +/- 0.003" or more. I say "used to" but not happy with. I finally, after many tens of thousands of rounds shot decided to try another way of loading since I'm not cranking them out on a progressive press but doing them by hand, I figured okay, I'll try this out and see what it does. I DID buy the micrometer top and I'm glad I did, because no matter how I fiddled with the set screw I'd still come up +/- 0.005 or more. Little half turn here, quarter turn there, load a round, mic' it, and so on. Turned the micrometer head 0.001" and cranked out ten rounds in a row EXACTLY 2.8200". How is this possible? Precision. Will it make a difference in an already 1/2 MOA gun? Maybe not, but once I've set this I can STOP doing the COAL checks on every single round, double bumping the press handle and all the other tricks to try and get them all the same length or very close to it. THIS is spot on. Very glad I bought it. And another for 308 Win and 223 Rem. i sold my Forster micrometer seaters. They just weren't getting it done. YMMV.

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