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If you're loading 9.3×64 Brenneke, the right shellholder is the small piece that quietly makes or breaks your consistency, and the Redding #33 is the one cut for that cartridge. It seats into the ram of your press and grips the case rim so the brass stays squared up as it travels into the die. That tight, repeatable hold is what keeps your sizing and seating uniform round after round.
Redding machines these to close tolerances out of hardened steel, and the whole part is heat-treated for the long haul. The tapered opening lets the case rim slip in cleanly instead of fighting you, which you'll appreciate when you're working through a bench session. A nice touch most folks notice right away is the knurled outside edge. It gives you real grip when your fingers are a little oily, so dropping it in or swapping it out is quick and fumble-free.
The #33 is dimensioned specifically for the 9.3×64 Brenneke case head. This is a big-bore European hunting round built on a rimless, bottlenecked case, so matching the correct shellholder to that rim is what keeps everything concentric and aligned between the case and die. Using the size made for your cartridge takes the guesswork out and helps your reloads come out straight.
One of the better parts about Redding shellholders is that they aren't locked to a single brand. The universal design drops into most popular single-stage and turret presses, so whether you're running a Redding, RCBS, Lyman, or similar setup, the #33 should slot right in. It's a straightforward, no-nonsense component that does exactly what a good shellholder should: hold the brass tight, keep it aligned, and get out of the way so you can focus on building accurate ammo.
The #33 is dimensioned for the 9.3×64 Brenneke cartridge. It's cut to grip that case head so your brass stays aligned through sizing and seating. Always confirm your cartridge against a current shellholder reference chart before ordering.
Yes. Redding uses a universal design that fits most popular single-stage and turret presses, including brands like RCBS and Lyman. It drops into the ram slot the same way a factory shellholder would.
It's machined from hardened steel and heat-treated for durability, so it holds up to repeated use at the bench. The exterior is knurled to give you a solid grip when installing or removing it, even with oily fingers.
Shellholders are matched to the case head of your cartridge, not sold as part of most die sets, so you'll want the correct number for what you're loading. For 9.3×64 Brenneke, that's the #33. If you load multiple calibers, you'll generally need the matching shellholder for each one.
| UPC | 611760110337 |
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| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 11033 |
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