Attributes
- Size:
Small Pistol
,Small Rifle
- Delivery weight: 0.091kg
- Shipping height: 30mm
- Shipping width: 36mm
- Shipping length: 86mm
- UPC: 815145022936
Product no.: 749004944
Mfr. No.: PPR-175
815145022936 This tool is used in the Wilson Case Trimmer to removethe primer pocket crimp on military cases. The finishedresult is a nice rounded entry for primers. This tool willnot distort the case head as some tools may. Specify largeor small primer pockets when ordering. Not for uniformingprimer pockets.Delivery time approx. 7-14 days.
The WILSON PRIMER POCKET REAMERS from L.E. WILSON are an essential tool for any serious reloader. Designed specifically for use with the Wilson Case Trimmer, these reamers effectively remove the primer pocket crimp found on military cases, ensuring a smooth and reliable seating for primers.
Whether you are a seasoned gunsmith or a novice reloader, the WILSON PRIMER POCKET REAMERS are a must-have addition to your toolkit. Improve your reloading process today!
Small Pistol,
Small Rifle
Tedious Tool 07/06/2017
As another review points out, this tool is marked at a dimension outside the spec for the small primer pocket. The oversized cutter jammed on occasion requiring the tool and brass to be slipped out of the trimmer assembly. The knurled knob is uncomfortable for more than one or two pieces of brass being processed.
Resulting primer pocket dia. out of spec 28/07/2015
The SAAMI specification for small rifle/pistol primer pocket diameter is 0.1730" minimum to 0.1745" maximum. This tool is marked .175 and when used as instructed will produce a primer pocket with a diameter of 0.175" which is greater than the maximum SAAMI specification of 0.1745". More than just removing the crimp, this tool increases the diameter of the primer pocket over its entire depth. The tool does not increase the depth of the primer pocket or do anything to the flash hole. The result of using this tool as instructed is primer pockets that are out of specification and loose primers. This will shorten the life of your brass.
And by the way, the tool pictured by Sinclair is Wilson's neck reaming tool and not the primer pocket reamer. The cutting edges of the primer pocket reamer are much shorter, the depth of a primer pocket. While these two tools otherwise look identical, the difference should be obvious to anyone who understands what this tool does.
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