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GEN II UNIVERSAL FLASHHOLE DEBURRING TOOL Reviews & Ratings

SINCLAIR GEN II UNIVERSAL FLASH HOLE DEBURRING TOOL

The Lastest version of our Model 1000 flash hole deburring tool features stainless steel construction and chip clearance slots which alleviate the tendency of the tool to collect chips in the end of the cutting shaft. This tool is inserted in the case mouth and uses the web of the case as a safety stop. A couple of turns will remove any burrs and leave a small chamfer on the inside edge of the flash hole. Flash hole deburring is a one-time operation. Since variations of case length do not affect the use of this tool, flash hole deburring is most easily performed on brand new brass without trimming.This tool is available as the 05-1000 standard Generation II flash hole tool which consists of the cutting shaft and the tapered guide. For handloaders who perfer a large, comfortable handle, this tool is also available as the 05-1255 which includes the Sinclair large grip handle found on many of our other tools. For handloaders who already own this or our previous Model 1000 Flash Hole Deburring Tool the large Sinclair handle is available separately as the 05-1320.

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2 Stars

Reviews Summary

The GEN II Universal Flashhole Deburring Tool has received mixed reviews. Customers praise its ease of use and effective performance across multiple calibers, while some express frustration over insufficient pilot availability and shipping costs. Overall, it is viewed as a reliable tool but some note that the design might not be universal for all cases.

What Reviewers Are Saying

Product Performance

70%

Reviewers consistently highlight the tool's effectiveness across various calibers, appreciating its ease of use and reliability in preparing cases. Many note that it performs well, producing clean and consistent results, making it a valuable addition to their reloading process.

Compatibility Issues

50%

Several users pointed out compatibility issues with certain calibers, specifically .204 and .17, which have led to dissatisfaction as the tool is marketed as universal. This concern has made some customers reconsider its versatility in their reloading tasks.

Pilots and Support

40%

A common frustration among reviewers is the lack of available pilots for the tool. Customers have encountered difficulty sourcing the correct components from retailers, leading to additional costs and complicated sourcing processes, which they feel is a significant oversight.

Design Improvements

60%

Many users appreciate the design upgrades over older models, such as the ability for chips to clear effectively during operation. Reviewers commend the improved design for making the deburring process smoother and more efficient, significantly enhancing ease of use.

Value for Money

55%

The tool is generally regarded as offering good value given its quality and performance, with users noting that while it may have a higher upfront cost, its durability and longevity justify the investment. Many find it a worthwhile purchase for serious reloaders.

Shipping Costs

35%

Several customers expressed disappointment regarding shipping costs, which were perceived as high relative to the product's price. This sentiment reflects a wider dissatisfaction with overall purchasing costs linked to the tool, influencing the buying experience.

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Like many of Sinclair products this one is made very well, the down side of the product is it cuts too deep if you rely on the stop and the head, Using it on 223 is concerning. A search on the web will show the same results I got. I prefer the older double sided version, you get 2 cutters that will last longer. I use a drill and a A quck one count and the bur is gone. Sinclair you need to adjust the cutting depth to just shave off the bur and not drill so deep into the case head. Then the tool would be better buts still not double sided like the older model.