Hornady
Hornady Powder Cop Reloading Die 050063
Hornady Powder Cop Reloading Die 050063
The Hornady Powder Cop installs on your progressive reloading press immediately following the powder drop station to automatically monitor dropped powder charges. It provides an immediate visual confirmation to help detect over-charge and under-charge conditions during high-volume reloading sessions.
Featuring standard 7/8"-14 threads, this versatile tool fits most progressive press models and functions reliably with all powder types and bore sizes. The included Sure-Loc ring secures the die firmly in place, while the indicator stem and O-ring offer fast, repeatable visual inspection on every stroke.
Key Features
| Brand | Hornady |
| Model Number | 050063 |
| Product Type | Powder Check Die |
| Material | Metal |
| Thread Size | 7/8"-14 |
| Indication Type | Visual |
| Power Source | Manual / Hand Powered |
| Item Weight | 7.2 oz |




Highlights
- Hornady Powder Cop – Install on your progressive press after the powder drop station to automatically check dropped charges. Monitors over charge and under charge.
- Function – Checking powder charges on your progressive press is a recommended practice to monitor the reloading process.
- Versatile – This powder checker works with all powder types and bore sizes. 7/8" - 14 threads allow use on most press models.
- How To Use – Install after the powder drop station. Sure-Loc lock ring secures device in press. The stem and rubber o-ring provide visual indication of powder charge.
- Hornady Reloading Supplies – Hornady offers a variety of reloading tools designed to achieve accuracy and reliable results.
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Compatibility
Compatible with most progressive reloading presses utilizing standard 7/8"-14 threading. Suitable for use across all cartridge bore sizes and powder formulations.
How to use
Screw the die into the station immediately following the powder drop. Adjust the internal indicator stem with the rubber O-ring to the proper height for your target powder charge, and lock the die into position using the Sure-Loc ring.
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