Swing-Lock Custom Muzzleloading makes patented, adjustable bullet-resizing dies for sabotless muzzleloader shooting, allowing shooters to tune bullet diameter with micrometer-level precision. Made in the USA from heat-treated tool steel, its smooth and full-form dies are built for standard reloading presses and can be custom-made in different calibers. The full-form design uses a section of the rifle’s barrel to match its rifling geometry, a distinctive approach intended to improve bullet fit and sealing.
Redding Reloading EquipmentFounded by Burr Bement in 1946, Redding Reloading Equipment makes ammunition handloading tools at its Central New York manufacturing facility. The company began with a beam powder scale designed specifically for reloading and is now known for precision dies, presses and related equipment, including custom dies for more than 1,000 wildcat cartridges. Redding also manufactures the SAECO and Imperial product lines and backs its equipment with a lifetime warranty.CORTLAND, NY
Munko Machine LLCFamily-owned since 1994, Munko Machine LLC is a Freeport, Pennsylvania machining company shaped by founder Joseph Munko Jr.’s hands-on instinct for taking things apart and making them work better. Since refocusing in 2018, the company has served industrial customers and shooting-sports enthusiasts with custom parts and reloading trays made in the USA.
Kibler's LongriflesFrom a small shop in Kensington, Ohio, Kibler’s Longrifles designs historically correct muzzleloaders and turns them into precision-machined kits for customers to assemble and finish themselves. Founder Jim Kibler began building flintlocks by hand in 1990, then combined that gunsmithing background with his metallurgical engineering experience in 2015, using in-house CNC machining to make historically faithful rifles with consistent fit. The company remains a small crew, with Jim and Katherine Kibler helping builders create their own working piece of American firearms history.KENSINGTON, OH