Streamline your reloading process with the reliable Hornady Shell Holder #42. Engineered for precision and longevity, this essential reloading accessory ensures consistent case handling during every stage of ammunition preparation. Key Features Precision-machined construction from solid steel with heat treatment for exceptional durability and long-term performance under repeated use. Wide mouth design featuring a subtle radius and rounded edge at the opening to allow smoother, more reliable case insertion and extraction. Optimized for specific cartridge head diameters, providing a secure fit that maintains proper headspacing during reloading operations. Compatible with Hornady Lock-N-Load presses and other compatible reloading equipment for versatile workshop use. Specifications Model: Shell Holder #42 SKU: 35453 Physical Dimensions: 3.75" length x 2" width x 0.75" height Weight: 4 units Material: Heat-treated solid steel Why Choose This Product Reloading enthusiasts often face challenges with inconsistent case alignment or premature wear on accessories. The Hornady Shell Holder #42 addresses these pain points by delivering a secure, repeatable grip that reduces slippage and supports efficient workflow. Its robust build minimizes downtime, allowing you to focus on producing accurate, high-quality ammunition. Whether you're a competitive shooter or dedicated hobbyist, this shell holder integrates seamlessly into tactical firearms accessory setups, enhancing overall reloading precision and reliability. Common Questions What calibers is the #42 shell holder designed for? It is specifically sized for cartridges with approximately .411" head diameter, such as the .405 Winchester, ensuring a precise fit for those loads. Is this shell holder compatible with non-Hornady presses? While optimized for Hornady Lock-N-Load systems, it works with many standard single-stage and progressive presses that accept universal-style shell holders. How does the rounded edge benefit reloading? The design facilitates easier case entry and reduces the risk of damage to brass during high-volume sessions, promoting smoother operation and extended equipment life.