BROWNELLS FRACTIONAL CARBON DIES
The Brownells Fractional Carbon Dies are precision thread-cutting tools designed for creating and restoring external threads on firearm components and general shop projects. Manufactured from durable carbon steel, these dies provide reliable cutting performance and are an economical choice for gunsmiths, machinists, and firearm enthusiasts who routinely perform threading operations.
Available in a variety of fractional thread sizes, these dies are well suited for custom firearm fabrication, restoration work, thread repair, and general maintenance applications. Their standard 13/16" outside diameter allows compatibility with common die stocks, making them easy to integrate into existing gunsmithing tool collections.
A practical advantage of carbon steel dies is that, should breakage occur during use, damaged portions can often be fractured and removed with a punch more easily than comparable hardened tool steel dies. This makes them a useful option for many shop and firearm threading applications.
OPTIONS
- 7/32"-40 Fractional Carbon Die
- 1/4"-22 Standard Carbon Die
FEATURES
- Designed for cutting and restoring external threads
- Suitable for gunsmithing, firearm repair, and fabrication work
- Manufactured from durable carbon steel
- Available in multiple fractional thread sizes
- Compatible with standard die stocks
- Produces clean, accurate threads
- Ideal for custom firearm projects and restoration work
- Economical threading solution
- Suitable for professional and hobbyist use
- Easier removal if damaged during use
SPECS
- Brand: Brownells
- Product Name: Fractional Carbon Dies
- Material: Carbon Steel
- Outside Diameter: 13/16"
- Application: External Thread Cutting and Thread Restoration
- Compatibility: Standard Die Stocks
- Available Thread Sizes:
The Brownells Fractional Carbon Dies provide a reliable solution for external thread cutting, thread restoration, and custom gunsmithing work. Constructed from durable carbon steel and featuring a 13/16" outside diameter, these dies offer the precision needed for firearm maintenance, repair, and fabrication applications while remaining an economical addition to any gunsmith's toolkit.