Frankford Arsenal Universal Bullet Seating Die for .224 to .338 Caliber with Micrometer Stem and Storage Case for Reloading, Black

I have a single RCBS matchmaster seating die for 7mm RM that costs more than this entire set but after measuring cartridges produced with this seating die, using match grade components the accuracy is spot on. Repeatability, concentricity, and ease of use is equal to the matchmaster in every way. This is a versatile seating die that handles all my SMK, ELDX, and Custom Competition high BC projectiles perfectly.

After doing some research on micrometers for seating dies it came became clear that tools of these nature aren’t cheap. However, this product is an exception. It’s affordable and can be used with many different calibers listed. My experience with this after a couple months is great so far. It seats with an accuracy of + or - 0.001”. If any discrepancies arise its usually due to the actual bullets themselves being processed incorrectly. Overall sturdy and near zero tolerances on any play between pieces. Amazing item and will definitely recommend to those with a budget but still need accuracy and precision.

Had this for a year now just decided to put it to use. Loaded 308/243/7mm08 over the weekend with all very consistent results no more than 3k runout wich for me is exceptable anything more than 5 I start to get concerned. Use it in a coaxle press I believe it will b my go to saves a lot of time and money vs keeping on hand all the micro seater dies and now I can just buy seizing dies and only use this for my seater micro adjustment measure is spot on I have checked it numerous times I'm very pleased with it. Only con I have and not really a big issue is not all bullets specially a flat base u can drop in threw the feed hole and they line up correctly but not really a big issue bc I have always fed them up threw the bottom anyhow and it only gave me trouble on the 243 the 308 fed fine.

Let's start by saying, I have never been a fan of universal seating dies. When looking for a better 223 die for my press, I watched several vids on the tube and had all kinds of questions. After further research decided to do the scratch on this one. Received it on a busy day and put it on my shelf. Used it today though, 12/16 2 weeks later and can't say anything bad after 100 rnds. Can't wait to shoot 300 blackout and reload them and try the 30 cal insert...

Seats VLD bullets and probably anything else as accurate as one of my Wilson hand seaters but at a super low price and will do many calibers. Only downside is you have to set it up for the caliber bullet you are doing each time. This is not a problem for me at all. Most of my reloading is for long range Accuracy over volume anyway. Get one and use it!

This is pretty easy to setup and use. Use it for my precision rounds and this has repeatable seating depths. I measure my OAL off the ogive of the bullet and this seats reliably every time. Hard to beat for the money.

Best seating system for the money. I have used way more expensive single caliber micrometer seaters. None of them were more accurate than this one and it covers all the calibers I use. This is now my primary bullet seating system. I love that you just drop the bullet in then seat it. Makes flat base bullets much easier to seat.

I was very skeptical about this product. I have reloaded for almost 50 years and have seen gimmicks come and go. I put it together soon after it was delivered. I even used a flat base bullet as some folks reported having trouble seating them with this product. Well, I had no trouble at all. After initially messing with it, I dialed it to seat my bullet .010 deeper. Guess what? It was spot on! I always seat my bullets very, very, slowly. Then I rotate the loaded case slightly and run it through again. I think I will keep this product.