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If you handload 6.5 Creedmoor and you're chasing tighter groups and longer brass life, the L.E. Wilson Bushing Full Length Sizing Die gives you the kind of control that separates good ammo from great ammo. It sizes the case body, bumps the shoulder back to set your headspace, and deprimes the case, all in a single stroke. The part that makes it special is the interchangeable bushing system, which lets you size the neck to the exact tension you want instead of relying on a one-size-fits-all expander ball.
Because the bushing controls neck diameter directly, you avoid dragging an expander through the neck and overworking the brass. That means fewer trips through the annealer, less runout, and cases that last noticeably longer. Swapping bushings is quick, so when you change bullets or brass and need a different grip, you just drop in a different size and keep going. Bushings are sold separately, which is the norm for this style of die since neck tension depends on your specific brass thickness and bullet.
L.E. Wilson machines these from a stainless alloy hardened to their own spec, harder than a Grade 8 bolt, so the die holds its dimensions through thousands of cycles and shrugs off corrosion. The die threads into any standard 7/8-14 press, so it drops right into whatever single stage you're already running. It ships with an adjustable depth decapping rod and a spare decapping punch, a lock ring, and a hex wrench for the setscrew.
To pick your bushing, measure the neck of a loaded round and subtract about .002 to .003 inches. Running a Wilson case gage alongside the die makes setting your shoulder bump a lot easier and keeps you from pushing cases back too far. This is a precision tool for folks who care about consistency, whether you're shooting PRS, long range targets, or just want your hunting loads to group like they mean it.
No, bushings are sold separately with this die, which is standard for the bushing style design. The reason is that the correct bushing depends on your specific brass neck thickness and bullet diameter. To find your size, measure the neck of a loaded round and subtract about .002 to .003 inches.
Yes. The FLD-6CRED is threaded for a standard 7/8-14 press, so it drops into just about any single stage press you're running. It includes a lock ring so you can set and repeat your adjustment.
No, there is no expander ball, and that's by design. The bushing sizes the neck directly to your chosen diameter, which avoids dragging an expander through the neck and overworking the brass. If your brass necks aren't turned to uniform thickness, some reloaders add a mandrel step afterward for even more consistent tension.
Yes. You can run the die with the bushing removed to size the body and push the shoulder back without touching the neck. Just make sure the case neck doesn't run into the punch assembly or jam nut when you set it up that way.
| UPC | 815145026118 |
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| Manufacturer Part Number | FLD-6CRED |
| Shipping Weight | 0.6 |
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