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If you shoot 6mm BR Norma and care about how straight and consistent your brass runs, this is the die that puts the details in your hands. The L.E. Wilson Bushing Type Full-Length Sizing Die works off interchangeable neck bushings, so instead of being locked into whatever a factory expander gives you, you pick the bushing that sets the exact neck tension your load likes. In a single stroke it sizes the case body, bumps the shoulder back to set headspace, and deprimes the case. That one-pass approach keeps your brass working less and your rounds running truer.
One thing worth knowing: this is a bushing die, which means there's no conventional expander ball dragging back through the neck. Sizing happens on the outside of the neck with the bushing you choose, so concentricity stays tight and brass life tends to stretch out. Wilson also builds these to leave a small portion at the base of the neck unsized, a trick a lot of precision loaders swear by for accuracy and for keeping doughnut buildup at bay. An adjustable-depth decapping rod comes on the die, and Wilson throws in an extra decapping punch too.
These are machined from heat-treated steel hardened to Wilson's own spec, which they'll tell you runs harder than a Grade 8 bolt, with stainless parts for a long, clean-finishing life. The die threads 7/8"-14, so it drops right into any standard single-stage press like a Rock Chucker or co-ax setup. No arbor press required for this one. Pair it with a Wilson case gauge to set your shoulder bump correctly and you'll avoid overworking the brass.
Bushings are sold separately, and that's by design since it lets you fine-tune grip per load. Wilson bushings are the exact fit here, though Redding bushings will drop in as well. For a 6mm BR, loaders commonly start around the .266 to .267 range depending on brass and bullet, so pick up a couple and test. Made in the U.S.A.
No, the bushings are sold separately. That's intentional since it lets you choose the exact diameter that gives your load the neck tension you want. For 6mm BR, many loaders land in the .266 to .267 range, but it's worth measuring your loaded round and testing a couple of sizes.
No. Unlike Wilson's arbor-style hand dies, this full-length die has standard 7/8"-14 threads and runs in any common single-stage press such as an RCBS Rock Chucker or a co-ax. Full-length sizing takes real leverage, which is exactly why this one is built for a threaded press rather than an arbor press.
It sizes the case body, bumps the shoulder back to set your headspace, and deprimes the spent primer all in a single pass. The neck gets sized by whichever bushing you install, and there's no conventional expander ball dragging through the neck. Pairing it with a Wilson case gauge helps you set shoulder bump correctly so you don't overwork the brass.
Yes, Redding bushings will fit, though Wilson's own bushings are machined to be an exact match for this die. If you want the tightest fit and most predictable results, going with Wilson bushings is the safe call.
| UPC | 815145026040 |
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| Manufacturer Part Number | FLD-6BR |
| Shipping Weight | 0.6 |
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