January 04, 2011

Sinclair Premium Neck Turning Tool Kit

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By Shooting Times Staff Report

Sinclair International's Premium Neck Turning Tool Kit (#NT4000) comes with everything needed to get started turning outside case necks. Neck turning is an important step in the process to make every round identical, which is key to achieving the utmost accuracy. Cases having uniform neck wall thickness will release bullets consistently, and the result will be more uniform case expansion, uniform chamber pressure, and better accuracy downrange.

The kit includes the Premium Neck Turning Tool with cutter and handle, one Expander Body, an Expander Mandrel, and a Turning Mandrel. MSRP is $146.

For more information, contact Sinclair International; 800-717-8211; and mention code RE5091.

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