I will have the smaller version of the .17 cal flash hole deburr tool in my hands and ready to ship within the week. The smaller version is good for the smaller cased .17's.(like the .17 fireball, etc.) We will be producing the flash hole debur for the larger .17's like the 17 remington over the nex...

I appreciate the feedback and I will look into producing one thats threaded. I will let you know as soon as i receive the .17 rem and 204 ruger flash hole debur tools. Thanks Maybe I need to get more serious about my flashhole de-burring, but I have used my Lyman on everything (22-25cal) without usi...

It may take awhile, but eventually that tool will plug up. When i spend the money on a tool i prefer it to last for a lifetime if possible. I used that same mentality when we were designing this particular debur tool. I would agree that most of the brass available today can vary slightly in length. ...

I am glad you posted the picture of the K&M tool. As you can see in the picture the shaft shrouds the cutter and will eventually plug up with brass. I don't necessarily think indexing off the case mouth "improves simplicity". I truly believe if you give this tool a chance you will see ...

To answer your question yes there was a couple reasons that we chose to index off the case mouth instead of the bottom of the case. We feel that making a tool such as the K&M tool that uses the bottom of the case for the stop is an lesser efficient design. By shrouding the cutter with the shaft ...

yes that is correct. There is approximately an 1/8" of adjustment in the knurled handle so that you can adjust it up or down to the perfect length for your particular brass.

BabaOriley wrote:It looks like the depth is set by the case mouth. Is that right?

Here are the pictures of the smaller 17 cal. flash hole deburr tool. The 20 caliber tool will be in my hands within a week or so.This tool is made entirely of stainless steel. The knurled handle/stop will adjust up and down approximately an 1/8" for a perfect fit to your brass. This tool is bui...

This is one of the new tools that i will be offering. This particular Case neck chamfer tool is used for .17 - .22 caliber cases. This tool has a knurled handle and can be used by hand or chucked up in a drill to speed up the process. The tool in the picture has a very basic knurling on the handle a...

I have had a bad experience with my model 700 sps varmint. I replaced the trigger with a timney, the stock with an Bell and Carlson aluminum bedding block stock, and it still only shoots so so. The barrel fouls horribly after only a few shots. I have cleaned it thoroughly with Montana Extreme, bore ...

I received another update on the flash hole deburr tool today. We will be offering them with a standard cutter and there will also be an option of a carbide cutter. I will keep you guys updated as new information comes in. I hope to have some pictures posted very shortly.

i would contact Savage and see what they recommend. A friend of mine had a similar problem and it ended up being some sort of rough spot in the barrel that was collecting copper and making the rifle shoot terrrible after only a few shots. He sent it back to Savage and they replaced the barrel. That ...

I had a chance to look at a prototype of the new flash hole debur tool today. Its coming along nicely and should be finished up soon. The tool is made of stainless steel, and will be able to be used by hand or chucked up in a drill. As i stated before the quality of it is much better than anything e...

i have multiple rifles in both calibers. I truly love the 204 as a caliber and would never be without one. However i also enjoy the .17 fireball and the many benefits that it offers. If you are handloading the .17 fireball it can be just as affordable to shoot as the .204 and offers a few benefits t...

we are initially making them to be used as a hand tool only. However i will look into the option of "motorized". Thanks for the idea's, please keep them coming.

remy3424 wrote:If the handle comes off so it can be "motorized" I would be interested.

the tool that i will be offering is the best of both worlds, better quality than the sinclair tool and priced closer to the K&M tool. If you want to add your name to the list for one of the tools please PM me. Thanks Holey Moley! Sinclair sure thinks a lot of their flash hole deburring tool ... ...