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Anybody who has spent an evening at the reloading bench knows the little details are what separate decent ammo from dialed-in ammo. The Redding Piloted Deburring Tool handles one of those details by removing burrs and putting a clean bevel on your case mouths, which makes seating bullets a whole lot smoother and keeps brass from biting into the base of your projectile. It's a simple tool that earns its spot in the kit fast.
The standout here is the pilot rod. Instead of eyeballing the angle and hoping for the best, the adjustable pilot rides down inside the case neck and self-centers the cutter. That keeps your chamfer concentric to the case mouth and consistent from one piece of brass to the next. The rod adjusts for different cartridge lengths, so you're not fighting short pistol brass or long rifle cases to get an even cut.
Redding machines the cutting head from hardened steel with precision ground flutes, and that combination is what gives you those clean, chatter-free cuts every pass. No ragged edges, no walking cutter, just a smooth bevel. The tool accepts all cases from .22 all the way up to .475 caliber, which covers just about everything most handloaders will ever run, from .223 and .308 up through the big bores.
Deburring is one of those steps that makes a real difference once brass has been trimmed to length, since trimming leaves a sharp edge that needs knocking down inside and out. This tool does the inside chamfer while keeping everything square, and it pairs naturally with the rest of a Redding case prep lineup. For anyone chasing tighter groups or just wanting ammo that feeds and seats without drama, a quality piloted deburring tool is one of the easier upgrades to justify on the bench.
It removes burrs and puts a clean bevel on the inside of your case mouths so bullets seat easily and without shaving. This is a standard step after trimming brass, since trimming leaves a sharp edge that needs cleaning up. A smooth chamfer helps your ammo seat straight and consistent.
The pilot rod slides down inside the case neck and self-centers the cutter, which keeps your chamfer concentric to the case mouth. It's adjustable for different cartridge lengths, so it works on short pistol brass and longer rifle cases alike. That self-centering action is what makes your cuts repeatable from case to case.
It accepts all cases from .22 up to .475 caliber. That range covers the vast majority of handgun and rifle cartridges most reloaders will ever work with, from .223 and 9mm on up through the big bores. One tool handles a very wide spread of brass.
Yes. The cutting head is made from hardened steel with precision ground flutes, which is the combination that delivers clean, chatter-free cuts. You get a smooth bevel without ragged edges or the cutter walking around the case mouth.
| UPC | 611760090608 |
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| Manufacturer Part Number | 09060 |
| Shipping Weight | 0.135 |
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