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It works perfectly good

Worked great, super easy. Saved me from having to send my dies back to the manufacturer for case extraction. Shipped fast so I could keep going on my project.

At some point nearly everyone will experience a stuck case. This works well to extract anything. Just expect to have to replace your neck sizer/decapping pin if you stick a shell.

I had a 300 PRC brass get stuck all the way in my die. I first tried just to use this extraction tool, but it was too hard.I put it in the freezer and then took it out and put it upside down in my press and used this kit to extract it and it worked awesome highly recommended! Great value and the kit contains everything you need!

Haven’t had to use this yet but RCBS puts out a quality product

I read there are some reloaders who've had problems with the RCBS Stuck Case Remover kit. This kit should all be all 5 stars and I'll take you step by step what to do. When you have a stuck case get yourself Bench Vise Jaw Pads and set up your die in a bench vise (if you don't have a bench vise, get one at Harbor Freight). Grab your DeWalt drill and insert the provided drill bit. Squirt a little Schaeffer's Penetro 90 on the drill bit. You don't need to drench it. It's a great cutting oil and you can also use it as a firearms lube (it passes 65 pounds on the Timken machine) . Then, drill straight down into the case head. Take your time. Take the provided Tap and lubricate it with Penetro 90 and start slowly tapping into the case head. Don't Gorilla it! Back the tap out every few turns to remove brass filings. If the Tap turns tight, don't force it! Back it out then retighten (with a Crescent wrench if you don't have anything else) until you tap your threads. It may take several turns but you won't break your Tap. Take the Cap Screw and lubricate it with Penetro 90 . Place the Body over the threaded stuck case and screw in Cap screw with provided Hex Wrench. Damaged case will extract right out. Very easy. Use Hoppes #9 and clean your die. Use WD-40 Specialist Contact Cleaner and spray down your die removing all oily residue. I use WD-40 Specialist Contact Cleaner because it's safe on plastic guns and does the job. Take Hornady One Shot Case lube and and swab out your die. Hit the outside threads too. Don't use just any oil at this point, it will contaminate things like powder and primers. Hornady One Shot Case Lube is a lousy case lube but is a good way to pre-lube your dies. The case lube I use is Imperial Sizing Die Wax by Imperial Lubricates. I've tried them all and IMO the wax is the best. Don't over lube, just a light coat of wax or you'll mess up your cases. Make sure you clean your die after every reloading session. Dies will last a long time if you keep them clean. Good luck.

If you reload rifle you need this. You can spend all day trying to remove a stuck brass, or use this and be back reloading in an hour or less.

RCBS makes great products. Shipped on time and was as described.

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Todo bien

Sehr gut für das Einfetten von LW Hülsen. Ab und zu mit einem Spachtel säubern und es bleibt wie neu.

I've only used this once and it work like a charm. Hoping to not use it very often.

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