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Hornady
If you reload shotshell ammunition, you know that consistent wad seating makes the difference between reliable patterns and frustrating misfires. The Hornady Wad Guide Spring Fingers for 12 gauge are precision-molded plastic components designed to hold the case mouth open during the wad insertion phase of your reloading sequence. A pair of spring fingers works together to keep the case ready to accept the wad without binding or misalignment—a small detail that speeds up your bench work and reduces the risk of damaged cases or improperly seated components.
These fingers are standard equipment on Hornady's own line of shotshell reloaders, and they're engineered to fit wad guides from most other manufacturers as well. Whether you're running a dedicated Hornady press or integrating this accessory into a mixed-brand reloading setup, the universal design keeps you flexible. Two fingers per pack means you have a spare on hand, which is practical for any serious reloader who doesn't want downtime.
Shotshell reloading demands attention to detail and reliable tools. The Hornady Wad Guide Spring Fingers are a simple, field-proven component that takes the guesswork out of case preparation and keeps your workflow smooth. If you're upgrading an older press or building out a new 12 gauge bench, these are worth adding to your kit.
| Gauge | 12 |
| Quantity per Pack | 2 |
| Weight | 0.07 lbs |
| Material | Plastic |
Yes. Hornady Wad Guide Spring Fingers are designed to fit wad guides from most other manufacturers, making them a compatible accessory for many reloading presses. That said, fit can vary by brand and model—if you have a specific press in mind, verify compatibility before ordering.
They hold the case mouth open during the wad seating stage of shotshell reloading. This keeps the case stable and aligned, making it easier to insert the wad straight and reducing the chance of case damage or misfeeds.
The two-pack gives you a spare. If a finger gets worn or damaged during use, you won't be stuck waiting for a replacement—just swap it out and keep reloading.
Hornady
If you reload shotshell ammunition, you know that consistent wad seating makes the difference between reliable patterns and frustrating misfires. The Hornady Wad Guide Spring Fingers for 12 gauge are precision-molded plastic components designed to hold the case mouth open during the wad insertion phase of your reloading sequence. A pair of spring fingers works together to keep the case ready to accept the wad without binding or misalignment—a small detail that speeds up your bench work and reduces the risk of damaged cases or improperly seated components.
These fingers are standard equipment on Hornady's own line of shotshell reloaders, and they're engineered to fit wad guides from most other manufacturers as well. Whether you're running a dedicated Hornady press or integrating this accessory into a mixed-brand reloading setup, the universal design keeps you flexible. Two fingers per pack means you have a spare on hand, which is practical for any serious reloader who doesn't want downtime.
Shotshell reloading demands attention to detail and reliable tools. The Hornady Wad Guide Spring Fingers are a simple, field-proven component that takes the guesswork out of case preparation and keeps your workflow smooth. If you're upgrading an older press or building out a new 12 gauge bench, these are worth adding to your kit.
| Gauge | 12 |
| Quantity per Pack | 2 |
| Weight | 0.07 lbs |
| Material | Plastic |
Yes. Hornady Wad Guide Spring Fingers are designed to fit wad guides from most other manufacturers, making them a compatible accessory for many reloading presses. That said, fit can vary by brand and model—if you have a specific press in mind, verify compatibility before ordering.
They hold the case mouth open during the wad seating stage of shotshell reloading. This keeps the case stable and aligned, making it easier to insert the wad straight and reducing the chance of case damage or misfeeds.
The two-pack gives you a spare. If a finger gets worn or damaged during use, you won't be stuck waiting for a replacement—just swap it out and keep reloading.
