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SKU: 399698-090255996982
This mounting plate is designed to expand the flexibility of Hornady’s Universal Mounting Plate Assembly by letting you keep additional bench tools ready for quick changeovers. It is suited for reloading setups where a press, case trimmer, or similar bench-mounted tool may need to be swapped without rebuilding the station each time. For users who rotate between tasks, the plate supports a more organized workflow and reduces downtime between tool changes. It is a practical add-on for a dedicated reloading bench, especially when multiple tools need to stay set up and accessible.
Adds Versatility
To the Hornady Universal Mounting
Supports Multiple
Tools set up and ready
Allows Quick
Switching between bench-mounted reloading tools
Compatible Reloading
Reloading presses and case trimmers
Additional Plate
For expanded bench organization
| Compatibility | Universal Mounting Plate Assembly |
|---|---|
| Country Of Origin | United States Of America |
| Included Components | Mounting Plate Only |
| Mount Type | Quick Detach |
| Use Case | Reloading press, case trimmer, and other bench mounted reloading tools |
| Warning | This product can expose you to Lead, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. |
This listing is for the mounting plate only. The source data describes it as an additional Quick Detach Universal Mounting Plate for use with the Universal Mounting Plate Assembly.
The source data says you can bolt on a reloading press, case trimmer, or other bench-mounted reloading tools. It does not provide a complete compatibility list.
It is an add-on plate, not a complete system. The description says purchasing an additional plate adds versatility to the Universal Mounting Plate Assembly.
According to the description, you bolt a tool to the plate, then remove the plate currently in use and clamp in the new plate with another tool already attached.
The source data states that it is made in the United States of America.