Frankford Arsenal #11 Shell Plate F-10 Pro Gressiv Reloading Press Accessory

The Frankford Arsenal #11 Shell Plate is a precision-machined stainless steel accessory designed to expand your reloading capabilities on the X-10 progressive press. If you're setting up a multi-caliber reloading operation or need a quick way to swap between loads without breaking down your press, this interchangeable shell plate lets you do exactly that. It's built tough and engineered for the shooter who wants to reload multiple cartridges without the downtime of reconfiguring equipment.

Shell plates are the hardworking centerpiece of progressive press operation—they index and position your cases precisely through each reloading station. This stainless steel plate is laser-marked for caliber identification, so you'll never mix up your dies or cases, and it features an integrated bearing for the smooth, consistent indexing that keeps your production moving and your ammunition consistent.

If you're running a Frankford Arsenal X-10 progressive press and need to reload multiple calibers, grabbing an extra shell plate or two is one of the smartest efficiency upgrades you can make. No tools needed, no complex setup—swap it in, dial in your dies, and you're ready to load.

Key Features

• Precision-machined stainless steel construction for durability and precision
• Interchangeable design—swap quickly between calibers on your X-10 press
• Laser-marked caliber identification to prevent mix-ups
• Integrated bearing for smooth, indexed operation

Frequently Asked Questions

What Frankford Arsenal progressive press does this shell plate fit?

The Frankford Arsenal #11 Shell Plate is designed for use with the Frankford Arsenal X-10 progressive reloading press.

How do I switch between different calibers with this shell plate?

The shell plate is interchangeable—you simply remove the current plate from your press and install the #11 plate for your desired caliber. Having multiple plates on hand means you can swap quickly without extensive press reconfiguration.

Is caliber identification marked on the plate?

Yes, calibers are laser-marked directly on the shell plate, making it easy to identify which plate corresponds to which cartridge.