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LONG FORCING CONE CHAMBER REAMER Reviews & Ratings

LONG FORCING CONE CHAMBER REAMER

Double-duty reamers lengthen short chambers to modern standard or magnum lengths and cut the new long forcing cone at the same time - OR - will cut a long forcing cone without lengthening the chamber for the gunsmith seeking improved shooting performance for his customer. Flute placement, relief and angle are designed to give the best possible results on all types of barrel steel (except on chrome lined barrels, of course!). The 1½" long (approximately) forcing cone created is performance proven to give optimum results in any length chamber.

Reamers are ground exclusively for us from special, select tool steel by one of the oldest and most respected manufacturers of reamers in the United States. Plus, the hex-drive permits use of a socket and T-handle when tap handles will not operate. Lathe setup not required.

SPECS:

5.74" (14.6cm) long overall.
1" (2.5cm) long hex section: .5" (12.7mm) across on 12, and 16 gauge.
7/16" (11.1mm) across on 20 gauge.
3/8" (9.5mm) across on .410 (10.4mm).
1.5" (3.8cm) long forcing cone cutting section. 7 flutes, straight cut.

Do Not Use in 2-7/8" (7.3cm) or other 10 Gauge chambers.

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Reviews Summary

Customers praise the LONG FORCING CONE CHAMBER REAMER for its effectiveness in extending shotgun chambers and improving performance. Many found it well-made, sharp, and easy to use with minimal polishing required. However, some users noted the need for sharpening and small design adjustments, highlighting a mix of experiences based on individual setups and expectations.

What Reviewers Are Saying

Product Effectiveness

75%

Reviewers frequently express satisfaction with the tool's ability to efficiently extend shotgun chambers and create smooth forcing cones. The reamer's sharpness and overall effectiveness are consistently praised, making it a reliable choice for shotgun enthusiasts.

Ease of Use

60%

Several users report that the reamer is straightforward to use, requiring only basic tools and cutting oil. This makes it accessible for people who may not have extensive experience with reaming chambers, contributing to a positive user experience.

Build Quality

50%

The construction quality of the reamer receives positive feedback, with many noting its durability during repeated use. However, some reviewers highlighted issues with rough finishes and the need for sharpening, suggesting varying experiences.

Value for Money

65%

Users are generally pleased with the product's price compared to alternatives, considering it a great value for the performance it delivers. This aspect is frequently mentioned as a strong selling point.

Recommendations and Tips

40%

Several reviews include helpful tips for using the reamer effectively, emphasizing the importance of following instructions, using appropriate cutting oil, and recognizing how to avoid binding. This community-sourced advice enhances user confidence.

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Good, not perfect.

Bought the reamer on Feb. 27, 2014. Have lengthen two chambers, three forcing cones on 870 barrels, by hand. Use a tight t-handle on the hex, you will need to pull/cut your way out. If you do not "feel" the reamer cutting. Do not force it, it will bind. Sharpen it. Follow the instructions. Arkansas stones, clean with hot soap and water. My reamer had to be sharpened when I got it, and often. The hex end of the reamer flared out to max chamber width, the top 1 1/4". It did not help. I grinded it down about .020. The hex is bearly long enough to allow the use of a t-handle to lengthen an 870 chamber. You can make an extension with a long 1/2" six sided socket, 3/8 drive. Attach the reamer and a square 3/8 to the socket with hex screws. Will need a chamber depth gauge. Use a good cutting oil. You need to clamp the barrel tight. hope this helps.