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After you trim a case to length, the mouth gets left with a sharp burr that fights you during bullet seating. The L.E. Wilson Deburring Tool handles both sides of that problem in one tool. It's double-ended with standard 45-degree flutes, so one end chamfers the inside of the case mouth while the other knocks the burr off the outside. It covers an enormous range too, working on case mouths from .17 caliber clear up to .45, which makes it one of the few prep tools that can live on your bench and serve just about every rifle and handgun cartridge you load.
A clean, chamfered case mouth is one of those small steps that pays off every time you seat a bullet. The inside chamfer gives the bullet base a smooth ramp to start into the neck without shaving jacket material, while the outside deburr removes the rough lip left behind by trimming or neck turning. Reloaders who care about consistency do this on every case, and this tool makes quick work of it by hand.
L.E. Wilson has been a family-run shop since 1927 and they were the original maker of the handheld deburring tool, so they know the drill. The female cutting end is still hand filed sharp, and each tool gets inspected multiple times during manufacturing. It's hardened steel through and through and made right here in the USA. A sharp tool is the whole point here, and users consistently note how much cleaner the cut is compared to duller competitors.
Out of the box this is a hand tool, which plenty of precision reloaders prefer because it self-centers and gives you feel and control over each case. If you're running big batches and want to cut down on hand fatigue, it can be paired with an optional power adapter or mounted in a Sinclair deburring tool holder so you can spin it in a cordless screwdriver. Either way it speeds up a part of case prep that nobody loves doing by hand for hours.
This standard model handles case mouths from .17 caliber all the way up to .45 caliber. It works on both rifle and handgun brass, so a single tool covers most of what sits on a typical reloading bench. If you load .50 caliber, Wilson offers a separate version for that.
Yes. It's double-ended, with one end cutting the inside chamfer and the other removing the burr from the outside of the case mouth. Both ends use standard 45-degree flutes, which smooths the mouth so bullets seat cleanly without shaving jacket material.
It comes ready to use by hand, which many precision reloaders prefer for the control and self-centering feel. For larger batches, it can be run with an optional power adapter or mounted in a Sinclair deburring tool holder to spin it in a cordless screwdriver. That setup speeds things up and cuts down on hand fatigue.
Any time you trim cases to length or neck turn them, the mouth is left with a sharp burr that should be cleaned up before loading. Running this tool afterward leaves a smooth edge inside and out for easier bullet seating and more consistent results. It's a quick step that experienced reloaders do on every case.
| UPC | 857949005296 |
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| Manufacturer Part Number | DBT-REG |
| Shipping Weight | 0.2 |
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