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The L.E. Wilson Bushing Full Length Sizing Die for .284 Winchester gives precision handloaders control over two things at once: it sizes down the case body and bumps the shoulder back while setting your neck tension with an interchangeable bushing. Instead of leaning on an expander ball, you pick the bushing that gets you the neck diameter you want. That means less brass getting worked than it needs to be, straighter necks, and brass that lasts longer load after load. It threads right into any standard 7/8" press, so it drops into the setup you already own.
Because the bushing sizes only the outside of the neck to the dimension you choose, you get repeatable neck tension without the drag and runout an expander can introduce. A common starting point among precision reloaders is to measure the outside neck diameter of a loaded round and subtract .002" to .003" to account for brass spring-back. These Wilson full length bushing dies are also designed to leave roughly 3/16" at the base of the neck unsized, something a lot of accuracy-minded loaders prefer. The die includes an adjustable-depth decapping rod, and an extra de-capping punch comes along with it. No expander is used in the decapping setup.
L.E. Wilson hardens this die beyond a Grade 8 bolt and finishes it with stainless components, so it holds its dimensions and shrugs off wear through years of use. The included Wilson lock nut keeps your settings locked once you've dialed them in. Pair it with a Wilson case gage when setting up and you can confirm proper sizing without overworking your .284 brass.
One thing worth knowing up front: neck bushings are sold separately, so you'll want to pick one that matches your brass and bullet combo. Wilson's own bushings are the natural fit, though Redding bushings will drop in as well. For a precision cartridge like the .284 Win, this die is a smart way to tighten up your consistency on the reloading bench.
No, neck bushings are sold separately so you can match the exact neck tension to your brass and bullet. Wilson recommends their own neck bushings, though Redding bushings will also fit the die. Picking the right size is key to getting the grip you want.
The easiest method is to measure the outside neck diameter of a loaded round with a precision micrometer, then subtract .002" to .003". That accounts for brass spring-back and leaves you with consistent neck tension. Many precision loaders keep a couple of bushing sizes on hand to fine-tune for different loads.
Yes. The L.E. Wilson Bushing Full Length Sizing Die is threaded to fit any standard 7/8" reloading press, so it drops right into the setup you already have. The included lock nut lets you lock your settings once you've dialed them in.
A bushing die sizes only the outside of the neck to the exact diameter you choose instead of relying on an expander ball. That reduces how much the brass gets worked, helps keep necks straight, and extends case life. For a precision round like the .284 Win, that consistency pays off on target.
| UPC | 815145025951 |
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| Manufacturer Part Number | FLD-284W |
| Shipping Weight | 0.6 |
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