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McJ Tools Chamfer Deburring Tools Kit McJGS-CDTS-03-06

McJ Tools Chamfer Deburring Tools Kit McJGS-CDTS-03-06

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The McJ Tools Reloading Chamfer Deburr Tool Kit is designed to quickly and accurately prepare cartridge cases for smooth, consistent projectile seating. Constructed from precision-ground and hardened M2 high-speed steel, the cutting edges efficiently remove burrs, dents, and sharp edges left after case trimming.

Versatile and easy to integrate into your reloading setup, this tool kit handles cartridge cases from .17 to .45 bore size. It can be conveniently operated using a hand drill or mounted directly to a DBT base for steady, repeatable results.

Key Features

Brand McJ Tools
Manufacturer McJ Tools
Part Number McJGS-CDTS-03-06
Model Number McJGS-CDTS-03-06
Material High Speed Steel Grade M2
bore size Compatibility .17 to .45 bore size
Item Weight 5 oz
Package Dimensions 5.59 x 3.66 x 0.83 in
Product Type Chamfer & Deburring Tool Kit

Highlights

  • Crafted from durable, hardened Grade M2 High Speed Steel
  • Compatible with cartridge cases ranging from .17 to .45 bore size
  • Dual operation: use by hand drill or attach to a DBT base
  • Precision-ground cutting edges for clean, consistent case mouth preparation

Compatibility

Compatible with all brass cartridge cases from .17 to .45 bore size. Can be used with standard hand drills or attached to a DBT base.

How to use

Attach the tool to a hand drill or mount it to a DBT base. Insert the case mouth against the precision-ground M2HSS cutting edges to quickly chamfer the inside and deburr the outside of the neck after trimming.

Frequently asked questions

What bore sizes does this deburring kit support?

This tool kit handles all cartridge cases ranging from .17 to .45 bore size.

What material are the cutting edges made from?

The cutting edges are made from precision-ground, hardened Grade M2 High Speed Steel (M2HSS).

Can this tool be used with a power drill?

Yes, it can be operated using a hand drill or mounted to a DBT base.

Why is chamfering and deburring necessary for reloading?

Chamfering and deburring removes dents, irregularities, and sharp burrs at the mouth of trimmed cartridge cases to ensure accurate and smooth projectile seating.

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