RCBS Single Stage Shell Holder, Hardened Shell Holder for Reloading on Single Stage and Turret Presses

Fits and works properly

If you need one of these, you know what you are looking for. RCBS is always great and the quality is top notch!

If you order, you know what youre getting. Better fitting of casing than Lee. Would buy again. RCBS quality is top notch

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This is a top quality shell holder from the gold reloading standard: RCBS. I bought this one, my second number 10 for my RCBS hand primer, so I could just leave my other one in my press. They are well, well made. They are priced reasonable, and will last you a lifetime with careful use. 5/5 Stars!

Works great and was shipped by USPS!

Another fine RCBS product. I bought this to replace another shell holder that was not milled properly. It worked well on some cases but others, it would not let the cases seat properly. I could have called for a free replacement, (because their customer service is awesome) but chose to buy another one.

Product arrived fast and was actual rcbs case holders, not some chinesium knock off. Would buy again

Holds the cases just fine.

Another quality RCBS shell holder. However, it doesnt fit 10.4X38R (41 Swiss) Swiss Vetterli Centerfire Cases made from Lebel brass. I suppose it fits the .348 Winchester brass perfectly, except I dont have any of that brass to compare. The Lebel brass has a slightly larger base and wont fit the #5 shell holder. I had purchased this shell holder on the presumption that it did after what I thought was thorough research on many forums. However, once I receive it, I found it didnt fit the Lebal brass. I later found the LEE #17 fit my Lebel brass perfectly and I ordered three from another vendor on Amazon. In summary, some hand-loaders use re-formed .348 Winchester brass for the Swiss Vetterli, and this shell holder should work fine for that. Others use Lebel brass and this shell holder will -not- work for that brass; go get a LEE #17 instead. I now have an RCBS #5 I dont really need, but small price to pay for the education. :)