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Anyone who has tried to seat a fresh primer into Lake City or other military brass knows the frustration of running into that stubborn crimp. The L.E. Wilson Primer Pocket Reamer in .210 is the clean fix for large rifle cases, cutting away that intentional crimp so you get a nicely rounded pocket mouth that accepts a new primer without any fuss. It runs in your existing Wilson Case Trimmer, using the same shell holder and stop setup you already know, so there's no new bench footprint to make room for.
The .210 size is built specifically for large primer pockets, which covers the usual suspects like 30-06 and 7.62 NATO military cases. It's worth knowing upfront that this is a crimp remover, not a primer pocket uniformer. It won't cut the bottom of the pocket or touch pocket depth. The job here is to shave away the crimp and leave a clean, chamfered entry so re-priming goes smoothly.
The tool ships with a knob-style handle rather than a crank, and that's a deliberate design choice. The knob lets you apply steady, even pressure without side-loading the reamer, which keeps it from distorting the pocket or the case head the way some tools can. Precision ground flutes do the cutting, giving you controlled material removal and a consistent result case after case. For the most uniform rounding at the pocket mouth, trim your cases to the same length first, then set the trimmer stop so the reamer goes only as deep as it needs to.
Made in the USA by L.E. Wilson, a family-run shop that's been turning out reloading tools since 1927, this reamer is simple, tough, and built to last through plenty of brass. If you're processing range pickups or military surplus and you already run a Wilson trimmer, it's a straightforward addition that pays for itself in saved frustration. Built from hardened ground steel, it holds its edge through batch after batch of crimped brass.
Yes. This reamer is designed to run in the L.E. Wilson Case Trimmer, using the same shell holder and stop to support and position the tool during reaming. It replaces the trimmer cutter for the crimp removal job, so you'll want the trimmer setup already on your bench.
The .210 size is made for large primer pockets, which includes common cases like 30-06 and 7.62 NATO military brass. If you're working with small primer pockets such as 5.56mm or M1 Carbine, you'd want the .175 version instead.
No, and that's an important distinction. The Wilson Primer Pocket Reamer removes the military crimp and rounds the pocket mouth so you can reprime, but it does not cut the bottom of the pocket or adjust pocket depth. If you want uniform pocket depth, you'll need a separate primer pocket uniformer.
The knob handle is intentional. It lets you apply even, straight-down pressure so the reamer doesn't side-load and distort the primer pocket or case head. It takes one case at a time, but the tradeoff is a clean, consistent cut that doesn't deform your brass.
| UPC | 815145022943 |
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| Manufacturer Part Number | PPR-210 |
| Shipping Weight | 0.3 |
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