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Reviews (6)
Apr 28, 2020
Improved Trigger Action
This is a good replacement for the older, heavier OEM connector.
It produced a measurable decrease in pull weight (just under 5 lbs) and better smoothness.
And it improves even more with polished surfaces on it and on the trigger bar.
Jan 18, 2016
The ONLY Choice.....
1 of 1 found this helpful The Lee Precision Collet Neck Sizing Die is the ONLY one I will use for any of the calibers I use when I am loading cartridges that have been fireformed to the specific rifle chamber.
I have several of these dies and in some cases, two for a given caliber.
They are all extremely accurate and repeatable, and the way they resize the casing is brilliant:
As the press moves the fired casing up into the die, it slides over a precision mandrel that is a few tenths larger than the target finished neck ID. As the press reaches nearly the top of the stroke, the casing contacts a segmented collet, and the remaining up-stroke pushes the casing-and-collet into a mating cone that plastically deforms the neck of the casing about 3 thousandths (so it is smaller than the desired ID and perfectly concentric with the casing body). The downstroke on the press pulls the neck of the casing over the resizing mandrel, which then expands the neck to the desired ID, keeping it fully concentric with the casing body. Voila---a nearly perfect casing, fireformed to the chamber, and ready for length-trim, primer hole prep, and whatever else is appropriate.
Apr 05, 2016
Excellent Value
ALL the parts pictured are included and well packed (VERY nice to have both the cotter key and the bend-tab retention components).
The bearings are Chinese (what else could they be at this price?) BUT appear to be of standard quality. All the bearing dimensions miked exactly the same as the Timkens I have on the shelf. The seals are double-lip.
All in all, a very effective way to refurbish those typically-ignored trailer wheel bearings.