hornady universal depriming and decapping die 3d models

Universal decapping die for pistol and rifle calibers up to R1 of .55 inches. Spring steel rod dimensions: length is 5.51 inches, thickness is .2 inches, needle length is 4.72 inches, needle thickness is .07 inches. ...**Upgrades**: #####Upgrade...

... having them on hand might come in handy someday. I overdid it with the spare rod and pin spots since they weren't needed, but I made do with what I had and utilized the leftover space for an additional hole to accommodate a single row of components.

When it came time for me to deal with a couple of thousand military rounds I had been given this was was my choice on upgrading from the Harvey deprimer I was using, There is nothing wrong with the Harvey expect that it is for doing it by hand and...

When it came time for me to deal with a couple of thousand military rounds I had been given this was was my choice on upgrading from the Harvey deprimer I was using, There is nothing wrong with the Harvey expect that it is for doing it by hand and...

Reloading Die Cube for Hornady - Designed for Maximum Versatility Hornady's reloaders demand a solution that combines flexibility with precision, and our Reloading Die Cube delivers just that. This innovative tool is engineered to handle various...

This setup accommodates six reloading dies perfectly when paired with a Hornady Lock-N-Load (LNL) bushing along with a shell plate.

I needed a way to keep my reloading dies with Hornady bushings attached organized in a better manner than scattered throughout a plastic tub. This is a remake of one of my original creations, produced using 3D CAD and a 3D printer. The holder seen...

New version of a reloading die storage bracket for use with Hornady LNL Bushings. Mounting is on a 1" diameter tube. Included is the .skb file if need to change the design to fit your mounting solution. Nothing special for settings, but if your...

This is designed for manual tightening of a Hornady die nut. It's a modified version of a widely used design found at Thingiverse (thing:2533367), which I've relied on frequently. The model prints well straight out of the box, offering a snug fit on...

Decapping dies for reloading. 5MM insert uses EZ-lok EZPress 260-4-BR 6mm_1-4in insert uses 6mm insert-EZ-lok EZpress 260-M6-BR or 1/4in insert EZ-Lok EZPress 260-4-BR The regular 5mm and 6mm will need to be tapped for the threading. 1/4" uses the...

... Tape) (Also in the photo: [Bulletdropper 9x19](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3307923) by [early peter](https://www.thingiverse.com/earl80/designs). It works so much better than Hornady's 9mm bullet feeder die, but uses the same feeder tubes.)

This die holder is designed to accommodate dies equipped with an LNL bushing.

This housing accommodates six dice, coupled with an LNL bushing and a corresponding shell plate.

These are designed to be: - Placed next to each other without gaps. ... - Solid and easy to print, not quick and economical. - The large ones have 2mm screw holes for extra holding power but I have not needed them. ...

Hornady die caddy / holderHolds 6 dies with Hornady bushings, shell holder, ptx, and shell plate.

die holder for the hornady lnl ap with quick lok bushings, has place for shell plate and powder stop bar (for reloading straight-walled cases

... Lock-n-Load bushing to stay securely attached to the die, leading to potential disconnection during storage. In contrast, this custom holder allows the Lock-n-Load bushing to remain firmly attached to the die for safe and convenient storage needs.

It decapps most of 9 and 223 shells For pin removal tool i used 57mm x 4 old scredriwer and made end fit the hole lever i printed with 6 walls and 100% infill but it still not strong enough to decap most stubborn primers... Maybe petg will help with...

Toolbox Essential: Lock Ring Die Adaptor for Hornady Reloading System

The individual is equipped with six reloading dies, specifically designed to be used in conjunction with the Hornady LNL bushing and shell plate system.

Design available on Onshape: https://cad.onshape.com/documents/2fad3c2a5c2c393aeb4f5f38/w/1eb69e3545ed540c444abdad/e/9a27a7cdac68aed2f4bd88b8 openBulletFeeder: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2504314 Hornady Lock n' Load AP Bullet Feeder Die:...

... the Hornady LNL Bushing System is an essential component for any serious reloader. Its ability to prevent die bounce, reduce wear on dies and presses, and ensure consistent results make it a valuable investment for anyone who reloads frequently.

A convenient and organized method of storing reloading dies within their Hornady Lock-N-Load bushings, utilizing quick-detach technology for optimal die usage. This holder accommodates a total of five dies, featuring an additional slot for standing a...

This initial upload is specifically designed for my reloading die caddy that holds the 5 dies I use for pistol loading on my Hornady Lock-n-Load progressive press, complete with their Hornady "Lock-and-Load" bushing installed. On the front are a...

Assembly/Install: 1) I designed the fit to print with a slight interference on the die so the first time you put it on you work it back and forth and let the knurling of the die top "Hone" the bore to the exact size. Note that you might have to...

... the hook for the PTX Powder Measure Stop, so it can accommodate a printed label (ie, a 9mm TZ Tape)(Also in the photo: Bulletdropper 9x19 by early peter. ...It works so much better than Hornady's 9mm bullet feeder die, but uses the same feeder tubes.)

... making adjustments, so they're not rolling around my workbench. ...This stand will hold 4 dies in their lock-n-load bushings, and can even hold the case activated powder measure. ...They simply drop in place and don't lock, so it's easy to remove them.

here is a block that is designed to hold reloading dies with a horndany lnl bushing installed

I liked the OG version, but wanted one that could mount to the wall and held the shell plate. I created one for 9mm, 223, 6.5 Creedmore, 300AAC Blackout, and included a blank. ...Tolerances are a little tight,just to make sure the bracket could hold up...

... and it felt pretty loose. After making an adjustment, it should now be perfectly aligned. If you decide to print this attachment, please let me know if it fits properly in your setup, and if not, I'll make the necessary adjustments accordingly.