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Wire Gauge Carbon Dies - Wire Gauge Carbon Die 13/16" Diameter 10-36 Thread

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Brownells Wire

Gauge carbon die for cutting

Made From

Carbon steel for durability in

13/16" Outer

Diameter fits standard die stocks

Available Range

Of wire gauge sizes for

Carbon Steel

A punch if necessary

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SKU: 265000002

Overview

Designed for gunsmithing and firearm maintenance work, this die is intended for cutting precise external threads on compatible firearm components. Its 13/16" outer diameter fits standard die stocks, and the carbon steel construction is noted for durability in threading tasks. Offered in wire gauge sizes, it supports a range of threading needs without adding unnecessary complexity to the bench. For users who want a straightforward threading tool from Brownells, it provides a practical option for controlled shop work.

Why Hunters Choose the Brownells

Cutting Precise

External threads on firearm components

Carbon Steel

Construction supports durability in threading

13/16 Inch

Outer diameter fits standard die

Available Range

Of wire gauge sizes for

Round Die

Design is standard unless otherwise

Key Features

  • Brownells wire gauge carbon die for cutting precise external threads on firearm components.
  • Made from carbon steel for durability in threading operations.
  • 13/16" outer diameter fits standard die stocks.
  • Available in a range of wire gauge sizes for different threading needs.
  • Carbon steel construction allows broken die fragments to be shattered with a punch if necessary.

Best Used For

  • Gunsmiths cutting precise external threads on firearm components with standard die stocks.
  • Firearm enthusiasts needing a 10-36 thread die for specific bench threading tasks.
  • Users who want a 13/16-inch round die format for common shop setups.
  • Workshops that value carbon steel dies for straightforward broken-die removal if needed.

Specifications

CompatibilityStandard die stocks
Die TypeRound
MaterialCarbon steel
Outer Diameter13/16"
SpecificationsDies are 13/16" O.D. round unless otherwise marked in chart.
Thread Size10-36
Wire Gauge Size10-36

Pros

  • Designed for cutting precise external threads on firearm components
  • Carbon steel construction supports durability in threading work
  • 13/16 inch outer diameter fits standard die stocks
  • Available in a range of wire gauge sizes for varied threading needs
  • Round die design is standard unless otherwise marked in the chart
  • Broken die fragments can be shattered with a punch if necessary

Considerations & Trade-offs

  • Designed for cutting external threads, so it is not a general-purpose tool for broader shop tasks.
  • The 13/16" outer diameter means compatibility depends on using a standard die stock.
  • Carbon steel construction is practical for die work, but the listing does not provide details on wear life or long-term durability.
  • This is a wire gauge die in 10-36 thread, so it is suited to that specific threading need rather than a wide range of thread sizes.

Suggested Comparisons

  • Threading dies
  • Die stocks
  • Gunsmithing tools
  • Firearm maintenance tools

Suggested Accessories

  • Die stock
  • Thread cutting oil
  • Thread pitch gauge
  • Bench vise

Frequently Asked Questions

What is this die used for?

It is designed to cut precise external threads on firearm components.

What size die stock does it fit?

The die has a 13/16" outer diameter, which makes it compatible with standard die stocks.

What material is the die made from?

The product data lists the material as carbon steel.

Are different thread sizes available?

Yes. The description says these dies are available in a range of wire gauge sizes to accommodate different threading needs.

Is there any special note about removing a broken die?

The description says carbon steel allows broken die fragments to be shattered with a punch if necessary.