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Trim a case and you're left with a sharp, square edge and a little burr on the mouth that fights you when it's time to seat a bullet. The Redding Deburring Tool handles both ends of that problem in one tool. One end chamfers the inside of the case mouth so bullet bases slide in clean without shaving copper or jacket, and the other end knocks down the burr on the outside for a smooth, consistent mouth. It covers everything from tiny .17 caliber brass all the way up to big .45 caliber cases, so a single tool earns its keep across most of what you'll run on the bench.
What separates this one from the bargain-bin versions is the cutting edges. Redding machines the flutes from hardened steel and grinds them precisely, which is why they cut clean and stay sharp cut after cut. That hardened, chatter-free edge means you're not fighting a rough bevel or leaving a jagged mouth that leads to inconsistent seating. The body is sized to sit comfortably in your fingers, giving you the control to apply just the right pressure. A light touch is the trick here, since the goal is a smooth, even bevel rather than cutting the mouth down to a knife edge.
This is a step most careful reloaders never skip, especially after trimming to length. A proper inside chamfer makes a real difference with flat-base bullets and anything you're trying to seat with precision, while the outside deburr keeps sharp edges from catching during feeding. Used by hand, one case at a time, it's the kind of simple, well-made tool that tends to outlast fancier gear. Redding builds these in the USA, and that reputation for machining quality is exactly what you're paying for in a case-prep piece like this.
It cleans up the case mouth after trimming. One end chamfers the inside edge so bullets seat smoothly without shaving material, and the other end removes the burr on the outside of the mouth. The result is a clean, consistent case mouth that helps with reliable bullet seating.
This tool accepts all cases from .17 all the way up to .45 caliber. That range covers the vast majority of common rifle and pistol brass, so one tool handles most of what you'll load on the bench.
A light, even touch is all you need. The aim is a smooth bevel on the inside and a clean mouth on the outside, not to cut the brass down to a thin or razor edge. Just a turn or two with gentle pressure usually does the job, and a lighter touch also helps the hardened flutes stay sharp longer.
The Redding Deburring Tool is a handheld tool you run one case at a time. Its body is shaped to sit in your fingers so you can control pressure as you chamfer the inside and deburr the outside of each case mouth.
| UPC | 611760090004 |
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| Manufacturer Part Number | 09000 |
| Shipping Weight | 0.1188 |
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