Burstfire Primer Pocket Reamer & Uniformer Set

Description

Burstfire manufactured this Primer Pocket Reamer & Uniformer Set with the highest quality material to ensure long term performance. You will appreciate the clean cuts / performance from these tools. Uniform, even primer pockets ensure reliable primer ignition, and/or prevent the possibility of slam-fire from primer not being seated deep enough. Industry standard 8/32 threads alow these tools to be attached to any prep tool handle, or atop a Case Prep Center.??The Burstfire Ultimate Primer Pocket Reamer is the easiest, fastest, and most effective solution on the market! Burstfire redesigned and Improved vs others on the market. Normal reamers cut at 35-40 degree angle, which will require excessive metal to be cut for the crimp to be removed. BFG Reamers 80-85 degree angle, to SAAMI dimensions, and requires minimal cutting. Cut radius for these tools is 0.0025 below standard primer dimensions. For small is 0.1730 and 0.209 for large, compared to 0.167 small and 0.202 large for most other products in the market (undersized). The reamer does NOT need to be inserted all the way into the primer pocket. Insert until you feel / hear the cutting, and it should be sifficient! (unless your preference if to open it up a bit more to assist in ease of priming using a hand primer). It is designed to be quick ?tap and go?, and is all you need! It’s like swaging, but better, and faster.?Like everything Burstfire, the Primer Pocket Uniformer is improved over rest on the market! All pocket uniformer in the market are made way too small. Result is it creates a circular wobble when attempting to ?uniform? the pocket. Which results in more effort/time to cut and uniform the pocket, evenly. The Burstfire Uniformer is made to the correct dimension, cutting the primer pockets at the correctly dimensions in both width and depth, effectively removing that wobble effect, and just enough that it does not remove any metal on the pocket wall. Another use is to remove the protruding flash hole, caused by using incorrect decapping pin on smaller or undersized?flash holes, causing flash hole to be punched outwards, and deformed.