RCBS 9340 Multi-Caliber Universal Stuck Case Remover

Stuck cases happen to every reloader—brass gets seized in the sizer die, and brute force just risks ruining an expensive die. The RCBS 9340 Multi-Caliber Universal Stuck Case Remover is the tool that solves the problem without collateral damage. This kit works with any brand of die, so whether you're running RCBS, Lee, Hornady, or another manufacturer, you've got a proven extraction method ready to go.

The system uses a straightforward two-step process: a tap and drill bit work together to extract the stubborn case cleanly, then the remover tool finishes the job. Because the method doesn't rely on force or prying, your die emerges unharmed and ready for the next batch of brass. That's the whole point—walk away with both the case and your die intact.

Serious handloaders keep this kit close to their press. You never know when a case will stick, and having the right tool on the bench means you're not improvising or gambling with equipment you've invested in. The kit includes everything you need: the tap, drill bit, Allen wrench, Allen screw, and remover tool. It's one of those items that sits unused most of the time but becomes absolutely indispensable the moment you need it.

Key Features

• Works with any brand of reloading die—universal compatibility across all major manufacturers
• Two-step extraction process removes stuck cases without damaging the die
• Complete kit includes tap, drill bit, Allen wrench, Allen screw, and remover tool
• Designed for serious reloaders who want a reliable solution on the bench

Frequently Asked Questions

Will this work with my brand of die?

Yes. The RCBS 9340 is engineered to work with any brand of reloading die, including RCBS, Lee, Hornady, and others. Universal compatibility is built in.

What comes in the kit?

The complete kit includes a tap, drill bit, Allen wrench, Allen screw, and the remover tool—everything needed to extract a stuck case.

Can I use this on any caliber?

The RCBS 9340 is multi-caliber, so it works across your entire reloading setup regardless of what calibers you're loading.

How does it protect my die?

The two-step extraction process—using the tap and drill bit followed by the remover tool—extracts the case without applying sideways force or prying that could damage the die.