Back-boring reamers are invaluable for all shops that do shotgun work, especially choke and barrel modifications. Reamers available in .005" increments from .725" to .740" in 12 gauge. Lead angle of reamer matches the angle of most chokes to blend into an existing choke.
Many possible uses. Shortened barrels may be back-bored to within 2" to 3" of muzzle to provide a degree of constriction or "choke" in what would otherwise be a cylinder bore barrel. A choked barrel can be back-bored to enlarge the bore to provide "extra" constriction for competitive shooters. For rough pitted bores, these reamers provide an effective and efficient means of removing pits to enhance both appearance and performance. Faster and more effective than grinding or polishing. 12 gauge, 34" extension handles available.
Original price was: $45.00.$38.35Current price is: $38.35.
Back-boring reamers are invaluable for all shops that do shotgun work, especially choke and barrel modifications. Reamers available in .005" increments from .725" to .740" in 12 gauge. Lead angle of reamer matches the angle of most chokes to blend into an existing choke.
Many possible uses. Shortened barrels may be back-bored to within 2" to 3" of muzzle to provide a degree of constriction or "choke" in what would otherwise be a cylinder bore barrel. A choked barrel can be back-bored to enlarge the bore to provide "extra" constriction for competitive shooters. For rough pitted bores, these reamers provide an effective and efficient means of removing pits to enhance both appearance and performance. Faster and more effective than grinding or polishing. 12 gauge, 34" extension handles available.
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Back-boring reamers are invaluable for all shops that do shotgun work, especially choke and barrel modifications. Reamers available in .005" increments from .725" to .740" in 12 gauge. Lead angle of reamer matches the angle of most chokes to blend into an existing choke.
Many possible uses. Shortened barrels may be back-bored to within 2" to 3" of muzzle to provide a degree of constriction or "choke" in what would otherwise be a cylinder bore barrel. A choked barrel can be back-bored to enlarge the bore to provide "extra" constriction for competitive shooters. For rough pitted bores, these reamers provide an effective and efficient means of removing pits to enhance both appearance and performance. Faster and more effective than grinding or polishing. 12 gauge, 34" extension handles available.
| Weight | 2.88 lbs |
|---|---|
| Cartridge | AEE_12 Gauge |
| Style | Back Bore |
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.
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