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Digital Headspace |
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Belted Magnum |
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Belted magnum cartridges have been around for over 50 years, and most shooters that reload them are familiar with the case bulge problem that occurs "just above" the belt. This usually happens after just 2 or 3 firings - wasting perfectly good cases. Many shooters have discovered this problem when they find their handloads begin to stick in their chamber, or when they no longer chamber at all. Unlike non-belted cases, the belt prevents conventional full length dies from traveling far enough down the case. This limits the amount of resizing, and brass is plowed rearward. The brass builds up just above the belt at each reloading, and cases expand. Neck sizing dies don't bump the shoulder back or resize the tapered case wall. The best solution is to full length resize accurately, and use this collet die to reduce case width. Our patented Belted Magnum Collet Resizing Die solves this problem and has other unique features. The top of this die is a case width gauge that shows when a little "extra" case resizing is required. This resizing die is used to eliminate the case bulge above the belt, after using your full length (or) neck sizing die. Our collet die ensures that your belted magnum ammo will always chamber properly and your cases are now able to last for up to 20 firings, even when using the hottest handloads. Our resizing die uses a collet that fits over the cartridge case, until it bottoms against the belt. The case is then pressed into the sizing die. The collet allows your case to go farther into the die where it only reduces the area "just above" the belt. This ONE die and collet is universal and works on ALL of the popular belted magnum calibers including: .257 Weatherby Magnum, 6.5 Remington Magnum, .264 Winchester Magnum, .270 Weatherby Magnum, 7 x 61 Sharpe & Hart, 7mm Remington Magnum, 7mm Weatherby Magnum, 7mm STW, .300 H&H Magnum, .300 Winchester Magnum, .300 Weatherby Magnum, .308 Norma Magnum, 8mm Remington Magnum, .338 Winchester Magnum, .340 Weatherby Magnum, .350 Remington Magnum, .358 Norma Magnum, .375 H&H Magnum, .416 Remington Magnum, .458 Winchester Magnum, .458 Lott Magnum and several belted wildcat cartridges. There are no extra collets to buy when resizing different calibers. The U.S. Secret Service was one of our first customers to purchase this product. There are over 3,600 shooters now using these dies. Unfortunately, the high cost of manufacturing them sometimes requires us to build a waiting list before making a production run. At this time, these dies are in stock. So . . . . if you would like to get one, don't wait too long. |
Reloading Video (Instructions)![]() "Get all of the advantages."
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If a picture is worth 1,000 words, then this video is worth 1,000 pictures. It shows 20 minutes at the reloading bench, with much more detailed information about using our Innovative products. It shows how to accurately measure bullet "jump" to the rifling. It also explains headspace (chamber clearance) and why it's so important for ALL handloaders to get this right. This DVD has a separate section for each of our products, and it lets your remote control jump directly to see each item. Watch this video, and you'll see how easy it is to improve your handloads. Handloaders have major advantages over using factory loads, so start making the BEST handloads possible. |
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Magnetic Scope Level![]() "Sometimes the details make all the difference."
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I've tried several different tools to level rifle scopes, and nothing gets it
done as accurately as this simple tool. This particular Magnetic Scope Level performs two functions.
This precision level is more accurate than similar "dual level" devices, and the magnetic base on our level is strong enough to lift some rifles right off the bench. In fact, the recoil from a 300 Win. Mag. sporter won't jar it loose. This magnetic level attaches to any steel scope base that has .130" scope clearance. Position your rifle on sandbags (or use a bipod), and focus your scope on a known horizontal or vertical straight edge to use as a reference for your crosshairs. When this scope level shows your "rifle" is perfectly level, you just rotate the scope until the crosshairs are parallel to your straight edge. You can also use a hanging string (with a weight on the end) as a perfect vertical reference. Then tighten your scope rings, sight-in your rifle and you're ready to go. Another reason for getting your crosshairs perfectly level is just to "know" that they're exactly right. When I pick up a rifle and see the crosshairs are crooked . . . . it sure doesn't help my concentration. Absolute confidence in your rifle is one of the most important factors in good shooting. |
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