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If you're running an L.E. Wilson case trimmer and loading 220 Russian, this is the holder that locks your brass in place for clean, repeatable prep work. Rather than gripping the case head like a standard shell holder, it supports the body by its taper, basically cradling the case the same way a rifle chamber would. That difference is what gives you consistent trim lengths case after case, which is a big deal when you're chasing accuracy with a cartridge like this.
This is the NEW CASE version, which means it's cut for brand new, unfired brass or cases that have been full-length resized. If you're trimming factory-fresh 220 Russian or brass that's just come out of a full-length die, this is the holder you want. Keep in mind that neck-sized or fired brass runs a touch fatter in the body, so that type of brass belongs in the FIRED holder instead. Matching the holder to your brass is the key to getting it seated right.
Trimming is the headline job, but this holder does more than that. With the case locked in, you can run primer pocket reaming, neck reaming, and deburring using L.E. Wilson's Uniform Deburring tool, which is sold separately. Because the case stays aligned the whole time, every operation stays square and uniform.
L.E. Wilson has built case prep gear in the USA for decades, and these holders are a staple on benchrest and precision benches for good reason. Each one is machined from billet steel and finished to hold tight tolerances, so you get the same alignment every time you drop a case in. If you shoot 220 Russian or build off that parent case, this holder earns its spot in your kit.
This is the NEW CASE version, so it's made for new, unfired 220 Russian brass or cases that have been full-length resized. Neck-sized or fired brass sits a little fatter in the body and should go in the FIRED holder instead. Matching the holder to your brass condition is what gives you a proper, repeatable fit.
Yes, it's designed to be used with L.E. Wilson case trimmers. You drop the case into the holder, seat it, and the trimmer does the rest. It's the same holder system Wilson has used across their trimmer lineup.
You can. With the case held firmly in place, the holder also works for primer pocket reaming, neck reaming, and deburring. Those jobs call for L.E. Wilson's Uniform Deburring tool, which is sold separately.
Supporting the case by its body taper mimics how a cartridge sits in a rifle chamber, which keeps everything aligned during prep. That alignment is what delivers the consistent trim lengths and uniformity precision reloaders are after. It's the main reason these holders are a benchrest favorite.
| UPC | 815145028181 |
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| Manufacturer Part Number | NCH-220R |
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