Help identify this Die please

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Help identify this Die please

#1 Post by Jo308 »

A little puzzle. Some time ago I was gifted a couple of reloading dies for 243Win - one is a Redding body die and the other is a neck expanding mandrel - but no manufacturer name engraved, no size info - not even on the mandrel to state it is a 6mm size.

So if anyone can shed light on which company made it, I'd be very grateful. Using it to prepare cases for neck turning to fit a Shilen stainless match barrel.

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#2 Post by Gun Pimp »

Looks like a Sinclair one.
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#3 Post by Jo308 »

Thanks - must be a first generation one, as the current model on the website is slightly different. But the mandrel measures the same for the Sinclair specs @ 2 thou smaller than bullet size .241"
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#4 Post by Alpha1 »

Yep Sinclair.
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