The Redding #33 Shellholder (MPN 11033) holds a case securely in the press ram through sizing, priming, and seating, built by Redding to Redding’s own numbering system for case rim dimensions. It seats into the press ram, holding the case securely against the die during every stroke of the resizing and priming sequence. Redding shellholder numbers are widely cross-referenced against other die manufacturers’ charts, so reloaders often keep a Redding holder on hand even when running dies from another brand. Matching the correct number to your brass’s rim diameter and rim thickness is what keeps the case seated squarely against the die’s shellholder-contact face on every stroke.

Key Specifications

• #33 shellholder number, matching Redding’s numbering system to a specific case rim diameter and thickness.

Frequently Asked Questions

What determines which shellholder number I need? Shellholder numbers are matched to a case’s rim diameter and thickness rather than the caliber name itself, so multiple different cartridges can share the same shellholder number.

Will this shellholder work with dies from other brands? Redding’s numbering is widely cross-referenced against other manufacturers’ charts, so the correct number typically works across brands, though it’s worth confirming against your specific die’s documentation.

Buy the Redding #33 Shellholder

Order this shellholder from Schaefer Defense’s reloading accessories selection and keep your brass seated squarely on every stroke. Order it from our Lubbock, Texas gun shop for fast, direct shipping.