FancyPants
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I have 3 1 Whidden Floating 550 toolhead. It has slight use for 100 rds of 7.62 NATO.
No longer needed as I don't have a Dillon 550 any more.
Taken from their site:
www.whiddengunworks.com
The Whidden Gunworks Floating Toolhead utilizes precision locking rings that are purposely designed to fit over a pin in the top of the Toolhead, although secure this allows the sizer and seater die to float. This unrestricted movement allows the die to center itself over the cartridge case for the best possible alignment thus yielding consistent and concentric ammunition.
Concentricity refers to how straight the bullet is on top of the loaded round. A bullet that is straight will enter the rifling in the barrel that way which will result is superior accuracy.
$45 - Whidden Gunworks Floating
PM me with any questions.
No longer needed as I don't have a Dillon 550 any more.
Taken from their site:
Dillon Toolheads - Whidden Gunworks
Standard Dillon Toolheads CNC machining gives the toolhead's contact surfaces and threaded die positions the proper relative alignments required to mount
www.whiddengunworks.com
The Whidden Gunworks Floating Toolhead utilizes precision locking rings that are purposely designed to fit over a pin in the top of the Toolhead, although secure this allows the sizer and seater die to float. This unrestricted movement allows the die to center itself over the cartridge case for the best possible alignment thus yielding consistent and concentric ammunition.
Concentricity refers to how straight the bullet is on top of the loaded round. A bullet that is straight will enter the rifling in the barrel that way which will result is superior accuracy.
$45 - Whidden Gunworks Floating
PM me with any questions.
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