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Universal Shell Holder - # 45 - .451 Diameter, 45 Auto & 45 Win Mag

$4.55
Brand
Hornady
Category
Reloading
Reloading Type
Dies
UPC
90255906066
MPN
390606

Overview

The Hornady Universal Shell Holder #45 is a precision-machined reloading component designed to hold .451-diameter cartridges, specifically .45 Auto and .45 Winchester Magnum, in proper alignment during the reloading process. Manufactured from solid heat-treated steel, these shell holders are built for durability and are designed to fit the ram of most standard single-stage reloading presses, including the full line of Hornady presses, without the need to change rams or adjust set screws. The #45 shell holder ensures secure case retention and minimizes wobble, which helps maintain consistency in bullet seating depth and powder charges. Its design facilitates efficient and accurate cartridge handling for both competitive shooters and handloaders.

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