RCBS 90417 Hand Case Neck Turn Pilot .34 Cal Stainless Steel

The RCBS 90417 Hand Case Neck Turn Pilot delivers precision neck turning for .34 caliber cases, enabling reloaders to achieve consistent neck wall thickness and improved accuracy. This stainless steel pilot works with RCBS hand case neck turning tools to remove excess brass material and create uniform case necks that enhance bullet seating consistency.

What Makes This Different

Stainless steel construction provides superior durability compared to standard carbon steel pilots that can wear down after extended use. The precision-machined diameter ensures proper fit within the case neck during turning operations. This pilot maintains its dimensions through thousands of turning cycles, delivering consistent results that directly impact ammunition performance.

Key Features

• Stainless steel construction resists wear and corrosion
• .34 caliber specific sizing for precise case neck fit
• Compatible with RCBS hand case neck turning tools
• Precision-machined surface finish reduces friction during operation
• Maintains dimensional stability through extended use
• Silver finish provides easy identification in tool kit
• Professional-grade tolerances for consistent neck wall thickness

Case neck turning with the proper pilot reduces runout and creates uniform neck tension across the entire case mouth. This process becomes critical for precision rifle applications where ammunition consistency directly affects group size and accuracy potential. The stainless steel material maintains its surface finish even after processing hundreds of cases, ensuring the pilot continues to guide the cutting tool accurately.

Technical Specs

• Caliber: .34 caliber
• Material: Stainless steel
• Finish: Silver/natural stainless
• Compatibility: RCBS hand case neck turning tools
• Part Number: 90417
• UPC: 766839904178
• Country of Origin: USA

Reloaders seeking maximum accuracy potential require tools that maintain their precision through repeated use. The RCBS 90417 pilot represents a critical component in the neck turning process that can significantly impact ammunition performance. Professional reloaders and competitive shooters rely on this level of precision tooling to achieve their accuracy goals.