The proven way to control costs and produce precise ammunition is to prep and condition cases yourself. Preparing cartridge cases for hand-loading can be a time-consuming and labour intensive stage, but it can result in more accurate and consistent ammunition.
Case prep is important to the reloading process because the case acts as both a container for the powder and bullet and as a seal for the gun’s chamber. How well you prepare your cases will affect the accuracy and consistency of your ammunition.
Original Case Trimmer Kit the old standby for most calibres with bullet diameters from .171" to .459". This item combines the Original Case Trimmer...
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The forster range of eight Brown & Sharpe-style Collets is one of the secrets to precise and repeatable case trimming. After all, if the case i...
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The Sinclair TiN Expander Mandrels are a great option for those who want increased resistance to abrasion over Stainless Steel Mandrels, but don't ...
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Sinclair expander mandrels are made .001 inch larger than the turning mandrels. The shape, finish, and size are the result of years of use and expe...
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Sinclair neck turning tool mandrels are made from high grade stainless steel on Precision turning centers. The shape, finish, and size are the resu...
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The Sinclair NT-4000 Premium Neck Turning Tool is the finest, easiest to adjust, most accurate and comfortable to use hand neck turning tool availa...
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The Sinclair Driver and Caseholder system is designed to hold and turn your case while you are neck turning, cleaning case necks or case mouth debu...
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The Sinclair Driver and Caseholder system is designed to hold and turn your case while you are neck turning, cleaning case necks or case mouth debu...
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Thick necks can cause high chamber pressures and erratic shooting. Neck reamers remove excess neck material to ensure adequate clearance exists bet...
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Thick necks can cause high chamber pressures and erratic shooting. Neck reamers remove excess neck material to ensure adequate clearance exists bet...
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This steel neck turning pilot is specifically for the K+M Neck Turning Tool. The use of a good lubricant is necessary to avoid galling brass during...
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This steel neck turning pilot is specifically for the K+M Neck Turning Tool. The use of a good lubricant is necessary to avoid galling brass during...
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This steel neck turning pilot is specifically for the K+M Neck Turning Tool. The use of a good lubricant is necessary to avoid galling brass during...
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This steel neck turning pilot is specifically for the K+M Neck Turning Tool. The use of a good lubricant is necessary to avoid galling brass duri...
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The K+M large calibre neck turner body has a very unique cutter adjustment mechanism that allows for a very precise cutter adjustment. This design ...
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This finely ground carbide cutting pilot, designed for use with the K+M case neck turning body, has four cutting flutes used to remove the “doughnu...
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This finely ground carbide cutting pilot, designed for use with the K+M case neck turning body, has four cutting flutes used to remove the “doughnu...
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The Sinclair adaptor allows you to use any of the Sinclair Carbide 8000 Series Uniformers in a powered screwdriver or cordless drill chuck..
Keeping your primer pocket uniformer tools protected and in one place can sometimes be a difficult task. The Sinclair Primer Pocket Uniformer Kit C...
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Primer Pocket Uniformers are manufactured with carbide cutters, and serve to true the primer pocket wall and bottom.
The redesigned Trim Mate™ Military Crimp Remover—2 speeds up case processing and reduces the amount of primer pocket being cut away.
Large Pistol set to .122" depth Designed with a drive shank to be used with your cordless screwdriver and/or either of K+M's handles. K+M's primer ...
View full detailsIn cartridge manufacturing, the flash hole is "punched" into the brass. While this is the least expensive method, it has many shortcomings and inco...
View full detailsIn cartridge manufacturing, the flash hole is "punched" into the brass. While this is the least expensive method, it has many shortcomings and inco...
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