L.E. Wilson Inc.

O. D. Tucker of Ft. Worth, TX
Rating: 5 Stars
Date Posted: 6/21/2004
Review:The L.E. Wilson S.S. Die is just what I have needed for years. I can now develop a load at the range instead of driving home to change my load. Works great.

Stainless Steel Micrometer Seater Die 22 BR (Bench Rest)

Ray Swenson of Wichita, KS
Rating: 5 Stars
Date Posted: 7/6/2004
Review:If you are concerned with accuracy when reloading this product is for you. Alignment is assured while bullet seating. Easily adjustable micrometer reading for precise OAL control makes this a must have for the serious reloader.

Stainless Steel Micrometer Seater Die 223 Remington

J. Marek of Old Station, Ca
Rating: 5 Stars
Date Posted: 2/1/2005
Review:These are the most precise seating dies I’ve ever used, I have several, and are “ on the money “ every time you seat a bullet. But time must be taken with a comparator if you opt for the die with out the micrometer top to be accurate when seating. Get the micrometer topped die for ease of use! It saves time in having to re-adjust the die each time you change bullets from one brand to another. They are different!

Stainless Steel Micrometer Seater Die 6mm BR (Bench Rest)

Bruce Forschein of Kenner, La
Rating: 5 Stars
Date Posted: 7/28/2004
Review:Will last forever and give the straightest alignment between bullet and case.

Stainless Steel Micrometer Seater Die 6mm PPC

Hal Drake of Annandale, VA
Rating: 5 Stars
Date Posted: 4/26/2006
Review:I have a benchrest rifle chambered in 6mm PPC 262 nk. While I use a custom FL sizer die from my gunsmith, I have no problems with my Wilson seater. I get at or less than .001 runout using this combination of dies and I do FL size after every shot. All in all I would say I love all of my Wilson seaters.(6ppc,6br,243win,243AI,7mmRemMag,300WinMag)

Stainless Steel Micrometer Seater Die 308 Winchester

Dean Tucker of Fort Worth, TX
Rating: 5 Stars
Date Posted: 9/14/2004
Review:Gives me freedom from the Loading Bench