Hornady 397107 ELD Match Bullet Seating Stem .284 7mm A-Max

The Hornady 397107 ELD Match Bullet Seating Stem delivers precision seating for .284 caliber 7mm bullets in reloading operations. This specialized stem ensures consistent bullet placement and optimal concentricity for match-grade ammunition production.

What Makes This Different

Unlike generic seating stems that can deform bullet tips, this Hornady stem features a precision-machined cavity designed specifically for ELD Match and A-Max bullet profiles. The stem's internal geometry matches the bullet's ogive and tip configuration, preventing damage during the seating process. This design maintains the aerodynamic properties that make ELD Match bullets capable of achieving sub-MOA accuracy at extended ranges.

Key Features

• Precision-machined cavity matches ELD Match and A-Max bullet profiles
• Compatible with .284 caliber 7mm cartridges including 7mm-08, .280 Rem, 7mm Rem Mag
• Prevents bullet tip deformation during seating process
• Maintains bullet concentricity for consistent accuracy
• Direct replacement for standard Hornady New Dimension die seating stems
• CNC-machined from hardened steel for long-term durability
• Works with Hornady Custom Grade and Match Grade reloading dies

Match shooters and precision handloaders rely on this seating stem to maintain the exacting tolerances required for competitive ammunition. The stem's precise fit eliminates the bullet runout that can occur with generic components, resulting in ammunition that groups consistently at 300, 600, and 1000-yard distances. Long-range hunters loading for 7mm cartridges benefit from the improved ballistic coefficient retention that proper bullet seating provides.

Technical Specs

• Caliber: .284 inch / 7mm diameter
• Compatible bullets: Hornady ELD Match, A-Max series
• Material: Hardened steel construction
• Thread pitch: Standard Hornady die threading
• Compatible dies: Hornady New Dimension seating dies
• Part number: 397107
• Country of origin: United States

This seating stem represents the difference between acceptable accuracy and match-winning precision in handloaded ammunition. Competitive shooters and precision enthusiasts who demand consistent performance from their 7mm loads will find this component essential for achieving their accuracy goals.