Hornady COWBOY .38 Special/COWBOY .357 Remington Maximum Pistol Bullet Seating Die

The Hornady Cowboy bullet seating die is engineered for precision and reliability in seating bullets for .38 Special, .357 Magnum and .357 Remington Maximum cartridges. This die is an essential component for reloaders seeking consistent bullet seating depth and optimal performance in their ammunition. Constructed with high-grade steel, the die ensures durability and long-lasting use. It features a micrometer adjustment system that allows for precise control over bullet seating depth, facilitating repeatable and accurate reloading processes. The die is compatible with standard 7/8-14 threaded presses, making it versatile and easy to integrate into existing reloading setups. The Hornady Cowboy bullet seating die is designed to accommodate a wide range of bullet profiles, providing flexibility for various reloading needs. Its intuitive design and robust construction make it a reliable choice for both novice and experienced reloaders aiming to achieve superior ammunition performance. The seater adjustment screw facilitates precise calibration of bullet seating depths, ensuring optimal alignment and consistency in ammunition assembly The compression lock utilizes an O-ring to provide the required tension, facilitating precise adjustments and ensuring the die set remains securely in position The retainer ring features a quick-release mechanism, enabling rapid disassembly and efficient cleaning of the die within seconds Position of the alignment sleeve/crimp stop The Hornady Sure-Loc lock rings encircle the die, exerting uniform pressure to secure the ring The locking screw fastens the ring without thread contact, preventing potential damage from pliers The in-line bullet seating system ensures precise alignment of the bullet, case neck and seating stem within the sleeve prior to the bullet entering the case neck This system comprises a floating bullet alignment sleeve, a floating steel seating stem and an integrated crimper, all designed to achieve benchrest precision As bullets enter the die, they are aligned within the sleeve to ensure optimal seating and improved accuracy