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Universal 7/8″ Die Ring for Turret Presses
$25.00 – $175.00
Description
Since their release our ZERO Die Rings have been a massive success, and remain the IDEAL die ring for ZERO press owners.
One problem though – if you have a T7 or Lyman All-American turret press, our ZERO Rings are too big! Too girthy, it happens.
So now we have taken the same design principles, made them JUST a bit smaller, and now you can enter the fold with other turret presses.
Just like our ZERO Die Rings, these are torque-locking rings with the largest possible surfaces contacting the turret head, encouraging superior alignment of a die relative to a turret head, and removing a set screw or split ring to possibly induce misalignment.
Additional information
| Weight | N/A |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | N/A |
| Manufacturer | Area 419 |
| Quantity | 1 Ring, 7 Rings w/ Wrench |
Reviews (21)
21 reviews for Universal 7/8″ Die Ring for Turret Presses
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Original price was: $225.00.$195.00Current price is: $195.00.
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Selby (verified owner) –
Looks good.
Parke Moyer (verified owner) –
bought these and a 0 ring, zero ring more robust but this working just as well.
Sven (verified owner) –
Work well with the wrench
Jeffrey L. Stock –
Installed my Zero Press on 1-11-23, the problem I have with it, is that the die locking rings do not have a “Set Screw” to lock the die to the reloading die itself, so each time a reloading die is removed, the die settings is lost. A simple & inexpensive solution is to drill & tap the die locking rings with a set screw, I am having a friend who is a machinist do this on all of my die locking rings, so they then become “Dedicated” to that die, yes I will have to spend $25.00 for addition die locking rings but then this will be a “One Time Loss” of my reloading die setting.
Craig Arnzen (store manager) –
Jeffrey – part of the design of the ZERO was that once your die is in the head and set, it does not need to be removed. This is why we did not add a locking screw, as locking mechanisms in rings have a tendency to offset the die in the ring, and we don’t want that.
Shaun C. (verified owner) –
Great rings.
Sean Waldron (verified owner) –
They work well with press
Tyson (verified owner) –
Swapped all my dies to these the wrench is easy to use no more getting stuck between 2 dies.
BUDDY ROBINSON (verified owner) –
Locks up cleanly
David H. (verified owner) –
Die rings work as advertised; never had a die shift.
Edward Joskow (verified owner) –
Beautiful machining on this item just like every item I’ve ever purchased from 419
THOMAS KOZAR (verified owner) –
Great add on to the rest. Setting up dies was a no brainer.
WILLIAM SIMPSON (verified owner) –
Superb precision and easy to use. A definite improvement over issue lock rings.
Ralph Hayden (verified owner) –
Again too expensive.
Michael R. (verified owner) –
Great produce like them so much I purchased 7.
JOEL JAIMES (verified owner) –
Nice
Joshua J. (verified owner) –
My new go to rings
Anonymous (verified owner) –
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Don Maramag (verified owner) –
Tight tolerance
Wesley C. (verified owner) –
Precision product at a reasonable price.
Anonymous (verified owner) –
Why would you consider anything else?
Patrick Martin (verified owner) –
Well thought out addition to the reloading market. Very solid, and even beautiful, in a machining kind of way.