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rcbs Flash Hole Deburring Tool .35 Caliber 88133
Precision .35 caliber flash-hole deburring tool ensures consistent ignition by removing burrs once per brass lifespan
- Precision deburring boosts accuracy by clearing flash-hole burrs
- Caliber-specific .35 pilot stop protects brass integrity
- Single deburring lasts the full brass lifespan
- Expert construction ensures long-term reloading durability
- Essential tool for competitive shooters and reloaders
Precision .35 Caliber Deburring Tool
The RCBS Flash Hole Deburring Tool model 88133 is a dedicated reloading accessory built for .35 caliber brass cases. It targets hand-loaders and competitive shooters who require uniform ignition for consistent accuracy. The caliber-specific pilot stop ensures the cutter engages the flash hole correctly without damaging the surrounding brass. This tool addresses a single critical step in precision case preparation.
Single-Use Case Preparation
The tool removes manufacturing burrs left inside the flash hole after the case is pierced. Once deburred, the brass does not require this operation again during its service life. This one-time process eliminates a source of ignition variance between rounds. The result is more consistent primer ignition and pressure curves across a batch of ammunition.
Manual Reloading Bench Operation
The tool operates entirely by hand on a reloading bench and requires no external power or calibration. It is limited to .35 caliber cases and cannot be adapted for other diameters. Users must supply their own case holder and driving mechanism such as a handle or drill. The accessory does not measure or verify flash-hole dimensions after cutting.
Highlights
- Precision deburring boosts accuracy by clearing flash-hole burrs
- Caliber-specific .35 pilot stop protects brass integrity
- Single deburring lasts the full brass lifespan
- Expert construction ensures long-term reloading durability
- Essential tool for competitive shooters and reloaders
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Does the .35 caliber pilot stop need to be replaced or sharpened after repeated use?
The tool is built for long-term reloading use; the deburring step is required only once per brass lifespan, so the pilot stop does not wear out under normal conditions.
What limits how many cases I can deburr in one session?
There is no stated throughput limit; the single-use-per-brass design means each case is processed once, and the tool’s durable construction handles continuous hand operation.
Does the tool generate heat or require power during extended reloading sessions?
It is a manual hand tool with no motor or electrical components, so it produces no heat and needs no power source.
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