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Redding .304 Titanium Nitride Neck Sizing Bushing (76304)

UPC: 611760763045

$34.99

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Description

This is Redding's .304 diameter neck sizing bushing, built from heat treated hardened steel and finished with a titanium nitride (TiN) coating. That coating is the whole point here. It bumps up the surface hardness and slicks up the inside of the bushing so your case necks pass through with less drag than a plain steel bushing. For precision handloaders chasing consistency, that smoother feel translates to more uniform neck tension and brass that lasts longer.

The idea behind bushing style sizing is simple. Instead of squeezing the neck way down and then dragging an expander ball back through it, you pick a bushing that sizes the neck just enough to grip the bullet. Less working of the brass means less runout, less case stretch, and longer case life. Redding offers these in .001 inch increments covering calibers from 17 all the way up to 338, so you can match the bushing to your exact chamber and load.

How the .304 Redding TiN Bushing Fits Your Setup

The bushing measures 1/2 inch outside diameter by 3/8 inch long, and it drops right into any Redding bushing style neck sizing or full length die. The dimensions are standard across the lineup, so these interchange freely and also work in most other popular brands of dies built for this format. Every bushing is clearly marked with its size, which makes swapping between loads quick and foolproof.

Picking the Right Size Bushing

Sizing selection is straightforward. Measure the outside neck diameter of a loaded round with a good micrometer, then subtract .001 to .002 inches to account for brass spring back and the grip you want on the bullet. The .304 covers a common range for several 7mm and 30 caliber necks depending on your brass and loaded neck diameter. If you reload for accuracy and want full control over neck tension, a quality bushing like this is one of the small details that adds up at the target. Made in the USA.

Key Specifications

  • Manufacturer: Redding
  • Manufacturer Part Number: 76304
  • UPC: 611760763045
  • Bushing Diameter: .304 inch
  • Type: Titanium Nitride (TiN) Neck Sizing Bushing
  • Material: Heat treated hardened steel with TiN coating
  • Surface Hardness: Rc 60-62
  • Dimensions: 1/2 inch O.D. x 3/8 inch long
  • Size Increments: .001 inch
  • Caliber Coverage: 17 through 338
  • Quantity: 1 bushing
  • Country of Origin: United States

What’s Included

  • One Redding .304 Titanium Nitride neck sizing bushing

Frequently Asked Questions

Will this .304 Redding bushing fit my dies?

It fits any Redding bushing style neck sizing or full length die, since all Redding bushings share the same 1/2 inch outside diameter by 3/8 inch long dimensions and interchange freely. It also works in most other popular brands of dies built to accept this standard bushing format. If your die takes a standard neck bushing, this one will drop right in.

How do I know if .304 is the right size for my load?

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 proper bullet grip. The result is the bushing size you want. The .304 lands in a common range for certain 7mm and 30 caliber necks, but your exact number depends on your brass thickness and loaded neck diameter.

What's the advantage of the titanium nitride version over plain steel?

Both the steel and TiN bushings are heat treated hardened steel with the same dimensions and function. The titanium nitride coating adds extra surface hardness and lubricity, so case necks slide through with less friction. Many handloaders prefer the TiN version for smoother sizing feel and reduced drag, especially when running brass without added neck lube.

Does using a bushing help my brass last longer?

Yes. Bushing style sizing only sizes the neck enough to hold the bullet rather than oversizing and then dragging an expander back through it. That means less working of the brass, which reduces case stretch and runout and extends overall case life while giving you tighter control over neck tension.

Additional information

UPC

611760763045

Manufacturer

Manufacturer Part Number

76304

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