We developed this handy tool to help solve the reloader’s age-old nightmare; removing a case stuck in the sizing die. This happens when the rim of the case tears off during the downstroke, leaving the case body in the die, with nothing to grab to pull it out. The Sinclair Stuck Case Removal Tool lets you clear that stuck case from any standard sizing die without risk of damaging the die. Just remove the die from the press and back out the decapping pin until it’s out of the flash hole. Clamp the die in a vise and “thread” the primer pocket and flash hole using the included drill and tap, so you can screw the main body of the tool into the hole. As you tighten the cap screw with a standard 3⁄16" hex head wrench, the tool neatly pulls the case out of the die.
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We developed this handy tool to help solve the reloader’s age-old nightmare; removing a case stuck in the sizing die. This happens when the rim of the case tears off during the downstroke, leaving the case body in the die, with nothing to grab to pull it out. The Sinclair Stuck Case Removal Tool lets you clear that stuck case from any standard sizing die without risk of damaging the die. Just remove the die from the press and back out the decapping pin until it’s out of the flash hole. Clamp the die in a vise and “thread” the primer pocket and flash hole using the included drill and tap, so you can screw the main body of the tool into the hole. As you tighten the cap screw with a standard 3⁄16" hex head wrench, the tool neatly pulls the case out of the die.
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We developed this handy tool to help solve the reloader’s age-old nightmare; removing a case stuck in the sizing die. This happens when the rim of the case tears off during the downstroke, leaving the case body in the die, with nothing to grab to pull it out. The Sinclair Stuck Case Removal Tool lets you clear that stuck case from any standard sizing die without risk of damaging the die. Just remove the die from the press and back out the decapping pin until it’s out of the flash hole. Clamp the die in a vise and “thread” the primer pocket and flash hole using the included drill and tap, so you can screw the main body of the tool into the hole. As you tighten the cap screw with a standard 3⁄16" hex head wrench, the tool neatly pulls the case out of the die.
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We stock both premium factory-new components and high-quality once-fired brass. Please check the specific product listing title and description carefully; once-fired brass is fully inspected, but we always recommend resizing and inspecting prior to priming and powder charging.
Our standard reloading dies and case length trimmer accessories utilize industry-standard threads (typically 7/8"-14) compatible with major single-stage, turret, and progressive presses like RCBS, Hornady, Lee Precision, and Dillon. Caliber-specific trim gauges must match your exact brass caliber.
Yes. Non-hazardous reloading equipment (dies, case length trimmers, gauges, and unprimed brass) ships via standard ground carriers with no extra fees. Any orders containing smokeless powders or primers will incur standard federal HazMat handling fees and cannot be shipped via air transportation.
Precision reloading gear is valuable, so all orders are shipped with tracking enabled. As soon as your package is dispatched from our inventory warehouse, a tracking number will be emailed to you. You can monitor your shipment directly on our Track Order page using your unique Order ID.
We accept returns on unused, unaltered tools, case preparation equipment, and unopened component boxes within 30 days of item delivery. Due to safety and strict quality control on the reloading bench, we absolutely cannot accept returns on opened packs of primers, smokeless powder, or processed brass casings.
