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Reloaders chasing tight groups know that neck tension is one of the biggest levers you can pull, and this L.E. Wilson full length die hands you control over it. Instead of a fixed neck diameter and an expander ball dragging through the inside of your case, it uses interchangeable bushings so you set the tension that works best with your brass and bullet combo. Swap the bushing and you've changed the fit without buying a whole new die.
In a single stroke this die sizes the case body and shoulder back to spec while the bushing works the neck and the decapping rod knocks out the spent primer. Because the conventional expander is eliminated, you get improved concentricity and less working of the brass, which is why a lot of precision loaders stick with this style. It threads into any standard 7/8-14 reloading press, so it fits right alongside the rest of your setup.
Wilson machines these dies to very precise dimensions from a hardened stainless steel alloy, so they hold up and keep sizing consistently load after load. The decapping rod is depth adjustable, which lets you set the punch exactly where you want it, and a spare decapping punch comes along in case you ever need it. Pair the die with a Wilson case gauge to confirm your sizing and avoid overworking your brass.
One thing worth knowing up front: bushings are sold separately. That's by design, since the bushing you choose depends on your fired case neck diameter and your target tension, so you pick the exact size you need rather than getting stuck with a one-size-fits-all neck. Measure a loaded round, subtract a thousandth or two for tension, and order the bushing to match.
No, bushings are sold separately. This is intentional, since the right bushing depends on your fired case neck diameter and how much neck tension you want. Measure a loaded round and order the bushing size that gives you the tension you're after.
It does not. The bushing sizes the outside of the case neck, so the conventional expander is eliminated. That setup improves concentricity and tends to extend brass life since the neck gets worked less.
Yes, it threads into any standard 7/8-14 reloading press, so it works with common single stage and turret presses. Just thread it in, set your sizing depth, and lock it down with the included lock ring.
In a single stroke it sizes the case body and shoulder while the bushing sets your neck tension, and the decapping rod removes the spent primer. Running it alongside a Wilson case gauge helps you confirm proper sizing and avoid overworking your brass.
| UPC | 815145025883 |
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| Manufacturer Part Number | FLD-2250 |
| Shipping Weight | 0.6 |
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