can this tool use for .338 lapua?
1290859
Hey dude, the RCBS should do just fine. But you should check to make sure the primers are seating deep enough, sometimes the new brass is tight or the fired brass can have a carbon coating in the pocket clean them very well. Some guys have had problems with all Lapua brass, I have not. Good luck and becareful.
1290860
Best answer I can give is compare your .338 case to a .45, at the base. It should work just fine.
1087422
Yes it will. The only shortcoming is when you try to pull really light all copper bullets from , say a .243 Win. That takes alot of pounding!
892455
I don't know about that specific rifle, but I used mine on a Remington 870 pump 12 Ga. and it was perfect. If your 30-06 has the same size dovetail on the front (I believe it's 3/8") I would guess it would work fine. Sorry I'm not familiar with your rifle, but I hope this helps.
1504849
Worked find in my LNL. It is a standard size, I almost positive it would work just fine. Seats and works just as well as my Hornady dies. I have bent/broken two decapping pins. The pins are not centered in the case as your normal resize/decapping pins are, so they can miss the primer hole and fold over on themselves with the pressure. Otherwise, they punch out military crimped primers and everything else I've thrown at them just fine. Make sure the pin is centered and it will work very well, but I recommend getting a spare pin or two to go along with this.
1561620
Yes without a doubt. Mine has gone through 300 rounds of repeated .338 lapua mag
1863855
I see no reason why it would not. I have this mounted on a .243 and it works like a champ!
1087421
I have used it for .308 mainly. The package states it will accept up to .45-70 so a 30-06 should be no problem. Just make sure you are striking a hard surface to get the bullet loose.
743073
The 300 blk is a 7.62 x 35mm round, this kit is for .223/5.56 round, you would need a bigger bore brush than this kit offers. It would probably work, but it might get as clean as it should
1936732
I think you could probably use one of the laser bore if the item you use is very close to your weapon's caliber. Of course a 5.56 couldn't be used but perhaps one of the larger calibre lasers could be functional. It's a hit or miss idea. Generall speaking I would say no, but I figure you could find a close compatible with your weapon calibre.
2236300
I have used this tool to remove the primer crimp in .223 brass. I have been reloading for just about a year and I thought this tool was universal and that it would prep a 308 using the larger bits. I could be wrong. I eventually switched to the Lyman case prep express. It uses the same bits as this tool. But my newbie answer to your question is yes. It just takes a little work.
31386
It should work on any .308-7.62x51 as far as 7.62x39 I don't know for sure but I don't see why it would not . It is cheap enough to buy and if it does not serve you well then I am sure you could resell it . I am very happy with mine .
1815436
Not a problem in my experience. Leverage and steel constructon work fine. Impressive beyond my expectations.Use it on 7.62 and 30-06. Steel 7.62x54 is stiff and not fun but doable.
1211668
I think so. I have a 270, and the 30-06 is the same size in length, 3.340. So it should work. Hope this helps!
510925
Yes it should. There's plenty of thickness on the body of the snake to take up any bore between .44 - .45. Keep in mind that this is pistol length and might be too short for some rifle applications.
401211
I tried it on a .50 cal cartridge and as stated in the other comments it will ream the inside neck but not the outside. The primer pocket cleaner and reamer are also too small for a .50 It will do anything up to .45
2211505
I use one of mine with my .338LM that is in an AICS 2.0 chassis with a USO 5-25 and Atlas bipod and all is fine. Hope that helps.
1122638
Absolutely not. The two cartridges are completely different except for neck diameter. Use one like this instead: Lee Precision 300 Aac Blackout Very Limited Production 3-Die