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The Redding 6mm PPC Competition Bushing Neck Die Set is built for the reloader who refuses to settle. This is Redding's Competition Series, the stuff benchrest and precision crowds reach for when neck and bullet runout need to disappear. You get three dies in the box: the Competition Bushing Neck Sizing Die, a matching Competition Seating Die, and a Body Die to round out the setup. It's a system designed around neck sizing, so it's right at home with brass you've sorted for thickness or neck turned yourself.
The heart of this set is that bushing neck sizer. Instead of a one-size-fits-all approach, you drop in an interchangeable bushing to dial neck tension exactly where you want it. As sizing begins, the case is fully supported in a tight-chambered sliding sleeve while the bushing self-centers on the neck, which is what keeps runout down to almost nothing. The micrometer head lets you control how much of the neck length gets sized, so partial neck sizing, a trick benchrest folks swear by, becomes easy to fine-tune and repeat. Bushings are sold separately, which lets you build a selection in .001 inch steps to match different brass and bullet combos.
Redding's Competition Seating Die has long been considered the gold standard in straight-line seaters. The seating stem is precision ground to match bullet diameter, and the case and bullet ride in a close-fitting sleeve before seating ever starts. The micrometer is calibrated in .001 inch increments and adjusts infinitely, with a feature that lets you return to a favorite depth without guesswork. The included Body Die handles full-length body sizing and bumps the shoulder back for easy chambering without touching the neck, which comes in handy once brass gets tight after repeated firings.
This set shines brightest paired with quality, prepped brass. Since it's a neck-tension-focused system, there's no size button included, so sorting or turning your necks pays off here. Pick up the right bushings and a shellholder and you've got a reloading setup capable of producing some seriously consistent ammo.
No, neck sizing bushings are sold separately. This lets you pick the exact bushing to match your brass thickness and the neck tension you want, in .001 inch increments. Most reloaders keep a few on hand to cover different brass brands and bullet combinations.
The Competition Series adds a precision ground sliding sleeve that fully captures and aligns the case before sizing or seating begins, which cuts runout dramatically. It also uses micrometer heads on both the seating die and neck sizing die for repeatable, numbered settings. It's a step up in alignment and consistency over the standard bushing dies, which is why the benchrest crowd favors it.
This set is built for reloaders who sort their brass for neck thickness or neck turn it, so neck tension is controlled entirely by the bushing rather than an expander button. Leaving the button out keeps the sizing operation from working the neck twice. If you want a button for unturned brass, Redding offers carbide size button kits separately.
The Body Die full-length resizes just the case body and bumps the shoulder back for easier chambering, without touching the neck. It's handy once your fired brass starts getting tight in the chamber after repeated neck sizing. You can keep neck sizing for accuracy and reach for the Body Die only when brass needs it.
| UPC | 611760583193 |
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| Manufacturer Part Number | 58319 |
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