PLATINUM SERIES STUCK CASE REMOVER

PLATINUM SERIES STUCK CASE REMOVER Reviews & Ratings

FRANKFORD ARSENAL PLATINUM SERIES STUCK CASE REMOVER

With Frankford Arsenal's Platinum Series Stuck Case Remover there is no need to disassemble your press or break out your other tools. Simply insert the Stuck Case Remover device into the shell holder, clamp down on the case and activate the press lever to quickly and efficiently separate the case from the die. Once the case is free, remove the tool and continue to reload.

FEATURES:
  • Provides optimal leverage with the use of a reloading press
  • Case removal with no extra tools required
  • No need to remove or adjust the sizing die
  • Adjustable clamp works on .17 Rem.-.338 Lapua cartridge sizes
  • Remover uses shell holder to secure to press
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Reviews Summary
The PLATINUM SERIES STUCK CASE REMOVER has mixed reviews. While some users found it reliable and effective, others reported failures in extracting stuck cases. Issues like design flaws and ineffectiveness compared to other products were noted. Overall, it offers potential value but may not be the solution for every reloader's needs.
What Reviewers Are Saying
Effectiveness
55%
The tool's ability to effectively remove stuck cases received mixed feedback. While a few users praised its performance, many others reported failures and frustration, often comparing it unfavorably to other stuck case remover kits. About 55% of reviewers mentioned effectiveness as a key concern.
Design and Usability
40%
Several reviewers pointed out design flaws that affected usability, such as the tool's fit in certain press models and the requirement for enough case rear exposure for effective use. These issues impede the tool's practical application. Approximately 40% of reviewers commented on usability-related problems.
Product Quality
25%
Some users noted the tool's sturdy construction and quality materials, indicating that it is well-made. However, feelings about the overall value of the product were mixed, with about 25% mentioning quality positively while others criticized its performance.
Comparison with Alternatives
35%
Numerous reviews involved comparisons to other stuck case removal methods, such as RCBS kits, which often proved more effective. This theme underscores the competition in the market, as users frequently reflect on their experiences with various products. About 35% of reviewers directly compared it to alternatives.
Satisfaction Level
30%
Overall user satisfaction was variable, with some appreciating having the tool on hand while others expressed significant disappointment due to its failures. The split in satisfaction indicates potential issues with consistent performance. Around 30% of reviewers explicitly voiced satisfaction or dissatisfaction levels.
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The stuck case remover did not work.
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Do not bother, there are cheaper fixes!!
I very impressed when I saw this item in the catalogue. I have been looking for a bigger, better, stuck case remover, and this looked like it. Unfortunately, it was back ordered. When I finally got it, it took a while for me to have a stuck case. I got it out of the case and tried to attach it to my RCBS Rockchucker Supreme. It was fiddely. The bump that the bolt goes into, to tighten the jaws, hit the side of the press. You have to move the jaws until you find the sweet spot and then it will attach. I then tried to remove the case using the tool and the leverage of the handle. No, luck! I hit the lever with a plastic mallet, no leverage tool available, and it sheared off the case rim. I then used the RCBS Stuck Case Remover-2 Kit - 607887, Reloading Tools & Accessories. I took the de-capping assembly out using the RCBS extractor nut. I then sprayed some penetrating oil. I waited ten minutes. Then, I used the extracting rod provided in the kit. A couple of wacks with a four ounce hammer, and the case came right out. About a month later, it happened again. Same situation. I used the Platinum Tool, it took the rim off. I turned the die around to access a clean part of the rim. It tore that off. I went back to the RCBS Stuck Case Remover-2 Kit - 607887 and followed the previous procedure. It came right out. I would not waste the money on this tool.