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The Redding #22 shellholder handles the small rim family that includes .30 M1 Carbine, .32 ACP, and 5.7mm Johnson (also known as the .22 Spitfire). It's the part that grips the base of your case and holds it square as the press runs it up into the sizing or seating die, so getting the right number matters. For these cartridges, #22 is the one you want.
Redding builds these from solid steel and then heat treats them, which keeps the slot from wearing or peening over years of use. The mouth has a tapered lead in that lets the case rim slide into the slot without fumbling, and the outside gets a knurled finish so swapping holders with oily or cold hands is no struggle. Everything is machined to tight tolerances, which means the case sits true and you get consistent results from the first round to the last.
The universal T slot design drops into Redding presses as well as most other popular brands on the market, so you're not locked into one setup. If you're running Redding dies for .32 ACP, the factory spec calls for the #22 as the standard shellholder, and it carries over to .30 Carbine and the Johnson Spitfire since those cartridges share the same rim dimensions. One holder, three calibers, which is a nice bit of value if you load more than one of them.
Shellholders are one of those small parts that quietly make or break a loading session. A worn or mismatched holder leads to crooked cases and inconsistent sizing, so having the correct Redding unit on the bench is just good practice. This is the real deal from a company that's been making reloading gear for decades, and it'll outlast most of the other tools on your bench.
The #22 is designed for cartridges that share the .30 M1 Carbine rim, which includes .32 ACP and the 5.7mm Johnson (22 Spitfire). Redding's own die charts list #22 as the standard shellholder for .32 ACP reloading. If you load any of those rounds, this is the correct holder.
Yes, it uses a universal T slot design that fits Redding presses as well as most other popular single stage and turret presses on the market. The outside knurling makes it easy to pop in and out when you switch calibers. You won't be tied to a single brand of press.
No, this is a standard press type shellholder, not part of a competition set. Competition shellholders come in matched sets of varying heights to let you fine tune headspace. This single #22 is the everyday holder for sizing and seating in the calibers it fits.
Redding machines these from solid steel to tight tolerances and heat treats them for durability, so the slot holds up over a long reloading life. The tapered mouth helps cases enter cleanly and the knurled exterior makes handling easy. It's a quality piece that should last for years of regular use.
| UPC | 611760110221 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 11022 |
| Style | Press Type |
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