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If you're chasing tighter groups and consistent bullet seating, the right neck bushing makes a real difference, and this Redding .265 Titanium Nitride bushing is built for handloaders who care about the details. It starts with Redding's heat treated steel bushing, hand polished to a surface hardness of Rc 60-62, then adds a titanium nitride surface treatment that bumps up the effective hardness even further and reduces sizing friction. The payoff is a smoother sizing stroke and, with a lubed case neck, cleaner necks that come out unmarked.
Neck bushings let you control exactly how much neck tension your brass has. By picking the correct diameter, you size the neck just enough to hold the bullet securely without overworking the brass. That means less case fatigue, better concentricity, and more uniform seating from round to round. This bushing measures .265 inches and is clearly marked with its size, so there's no guesswork once it's in the die.
Every Redding bushing shares the same external dimensions, a 1/2 inch outside diameter and 3/8 inch length, so they freely interchange across all Redding bushing-style neck sizing dies. These also interchange with L.E. Wilson style bushings, which gives you flexibility if you're running different setups on the bench. The full Redding range spans .185 inch through .368 inch in .001 inch increments, covering calibers from .17 all the way up to .338.
To find your ideal bushing, measure the outside neck diameter of a loaded cartridge with a precision micrometer, then subtract .001 to .002 inches to account for brass spring back and bullet tension. Many reloaders keep a few neighboring sizes on hand to fine tune tension for different brass and bullet combos. Made in the USA, this is a small part that punches well above its weight when you're building match-grade ammo.
It fits all Redding bushing-style neck sizing dies and shares the standard 1/2 inch outside diameter by 3/8 inch length, so it drops right in. It also interchanges with L.E. Wilson style bushings. That makes it easy to swap sizes without changing your whole setup.
Measure the outside neck diameter of a loaded cartridge with a precision micrometer, then subtract .001 to .002 inches to allow for brass spring back and bullet tension. The result points you to the bushing that gives proper neck tension. Many reloaders keep a couple of neighboring sizes on hand to fine tune for different brass and bullets.
The Titanium Nitride surface treatment increases the effective surface hardness beyond the base heat treated steel and reduces sizing friction. That translates to a smoother sizing stroke and less drag on the case neck. With a lubed neck, it leaves the brass clean and unmarked.
Choosing the correct bushing lets you apply just the right neck tension to hold the bullet securely without excessive resizing. That reduces overworking the brass and promotes more consistent seating from round to round, which can tighten groups. It's a favorite step for handloaders building precision and match ammo.
| UPC | 611760762659 |
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| Manufacturer Part Number | 76265 |
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