Best Chamfer & Deburring Tool for 56-50 cases

Started by Two Flints, August 09, 2007, 08:43:59 PM

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Two Flints

Hello SSS,

Any recommendations for a Chamfer & Debrring Tool for the Spencer 56-50?  Mentors please help out ;D

Thanks,

Two Flints

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Hell-Er High Water

I use the Lyman 50 BMG tool.  Lyman P/N 7810206.  Available from Midway, and probably other sources.  Midway P/N 285108.

I ain't cheap, $17.79 + shipping, but it works like a charm.

HHW

Two Flints

HHW,

Is this a stand alone tool or is it attached to another tool before it can be used? A handle?

Two Flints

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Hell-Er High Water

This is a stand alone tool.

Just an oversize chamfer / deburring tool.  Chamfer the ouside with one end and deburr the inside with the other end.

HHW

French Jack

Being naturally a conservative, I found that a countersink bit from the local hardware store works well to chamfer the case mouths. Chuck it into a tapstock and give a couple of turns. To take care of any burrs on the outside, I apply a few twists using steel wool.  Maybe a minute or two longer, but for no more cases than I had to process, it made an economical alternative.
French Jack

Appalachian Ed

Wow!! Its like you were looking in on my reloading room. I do the same with a countersink and steel wool.
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French Jack

Ed-- I guess us Kentuckians are frugal by nature, or just look for the cheap way to make something work.
French Jack

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No, its smarts... ;) ;) ;) ;) ;)

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