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The L.E. Wilson 6mm PPC Match Bushing Full Length Sizing Die is built for the benchrest crowd and anyone chasing single-hole groups out of their PPC. It resizes the case body, sets the shoulder back for correct headspace, and controls neck tension with an interchangeable bushing, all in one stroke of the press. Because it uses a bushing instead of an expander ball, you get cleaner, more concentric necks and far less brass stretch, which means longer case life and more consistent bullet seating round to round.
The magic here is the bushing system. You drop in the correct size bushing to get exactly the neck tension you want, and if your bullet or brass changes down the road, you just swap the bushing instead of buying a whole new die. A common starting point is measuring the outside neck diameter of a loaded round and subtracting about .002 inches for your bushing size, though a lot of reloaders tune from there based on their brass and bullet combo. Wilson's own neck bushings are the natural match, and Redding bushings will fit too if that's what you have on the bench.
This die is machined from high quality steel hardened to L.E. Wilson specifications, which runs harder than a Grade 8 bolt for serious wear resistance. It threads into any standard 7/8-14 reloading press, so it works with whatever single stage you already own. The decapping rod is adjustable for depth, and Wilson includes an extra decapping punch in the box. Worth noting, these dies do not use an expander, which is exactly the point for precision work.
For the tightest groups, pair this die with an L.E. Wilson case gage to check your sizing and avoid overworking the brass. Reloaders who neck turn their PPC brass and keep their bushings dialed in tend to see the best runout numbers and the most repeatable results on paper. It's a proven setup for a cartridge that lives and dies by consistency.
No, bushings are sold separately so you can match the exact neck tension your brass and bullet combination calls for. L.E. Wilson neck bushings are the natural pairing, and Redding bushings will also fit the die. This setup lets you swap bushings anytime your components change instead of buying a new die.
The most common method is to measure the outside neck diameter of a loaded round with a micrometer and subtract about .002 inches to account for brass spring-back. From there you can fine-tune based on your brass and how much bullet grip you want. Many PPC reloaders keep a couple of bushing sizes on hand to dial in different loads.
Yes, it uses standard 7/8-14 threads, so it works in any common single stage reloading press. The included lock ring lets you set your shoulder bump and keep it repeatable from session to session.
A bushing die resizes the case body and sets the shoulder back while controlling neck tension with a bushing instead of an expander ball. That means straighter, more concentric necks, less brass stretch, and longer case life. For a precision cartridge like the 6mm PPC, that consistency shows up directly on paper.
| UPC | 815145026071 |
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| Manufacturer Part Number | FLD-6PPCM |
| Shipping Weight | 0.6 |
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