The Hornady Small Decapping Pins (6-Pack) are essential replacement components for precision reloaders who demand reliability and consistency in their shooting gear. Designed for the critical first step of the reloading process—removing spent primers from fired cartridge cases—these hardened steel pins are built to handle the demands of serious shooters, hunters, and outdoor enthusiasts across Australia.

Each pin is made from durable, hardened steel to withstand repeated use under normal reloading conditions. The small-caliber design makes them ideal for use with popular rifle cartridges such as .223 Remington, .204 Ruger, .22-250 Remington, and 6mm Creedmoor, as well as small-caliber pistol rounds. The 6-pack configuration ensures you always have spares on hand, minimizing downtime when a pin bends or breaks due to a military crimp, Berdan primer, or misaligned case.

This specific SKU (060009) is compatible with Hornady Universal Decapping Dies and older Hornady Durachrome Dies. However, it may not fit newer Hornady New Dimension or Custom Grade dies, so it’s important to confirm compatibility with your specific setup before use.

Whether you’re fine-tuning loads for your next hunting trip, maintaining your shooting accuracy, or building up your reloading bench, these genuine Hornady replacement pins are a smart addition to your hunting gear, outdoor equipment, and tactical accessories. Available now from Xhunter Australia, your trusted source for quality reloading tools, rifle scopes, and shooting optics.

KEY FEATURES

• Product Name: Hornady Small Decapping Pins
• SKU: 060009
• Quantity: 6-Pack
• Material: Hardened steel
• Function: Removes spent primer from fired cartridge case
• Pin Size: Small caliber
• Compatible Calibers: .223 Remington, .204 Ruger, .22-250 Remington, 6mm Creedmoor, small-caliber pistol rounds
• Compatibility: Hornady Universal Decapping Dies and Hornady Durachrome Dies
• Incompatibility: Not compatible with Hornady New Dimension or Custom Grade dies
• Construction: Durable, long-lasting under normal use