A large-diameter ring provides increased surface contact with the turret head, ensuring the die aligns perfectly with the press rather than relying on external adjustments
With 0.350 inches of thread engagement, these rings offer 15 to 25% more thread engagement than typical die lock rings, ensuring greater stability
The increased thread engagement translates to an additional full thread of contact, enhancing the ring's ability to square the die to the press for precise operation
Internal wrench engagement eliminates the hassle of maneuvering tools around traditional external knurling or flats, streamlining the setup process
By integrating internal wrench engagement, this ring resolves the challenges of accessing tools in tight multi-die head setups while maintaining strength and durability
Precision-machined stainless steel ensures threads and surfaces are perfectly square, providing exceptional alignment for your die setup
The rings are manufactured from 17-4PH stainless steel, offering unmatched durability and resistance to wear
Each ring is designed without splits or grub screws, leaving the threads and hole unobscured for optimal functionality
All rings are constructed from 17 to 4 PH stainless steel, ensuring premium quality and long-lasting performance
The rings have a total thickness of 0.500 inches and an outside diameter of 1.685 inches, providing robust construction

Features

The Multi-Packs are designed to offer maximum versatility and convenience for reloaders. Each set includes multiple rings and a die wrench, all finished with black nitride for added durability. The wrenches are crafted from lightweight aluminum and feature a black hardcoat anodize finish to ensure long-lasting performance. During the extensive research and development phase for the Zero press, it became evident that the press was not only a testing platform for our reloading products, but also an ideal environment to isolate variables and optimize performance. Through rigorous testing, we identified one key factor that contributed to inconsistency in reloading: the lock rings. Most lock rings on the market rely on a set screw or clamp-style design to secure them, which, while functional, often leads to inconsistency due to the need for frequent removal and replacement. These findings highlighted the importance of a more reliable solution, one that ensures secure, consistent lock ring placement with every use.

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