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The Redding .22 Creedmoor Standard Seating Die is the one you reach for when you want clean, repeatable bullet seating without a bunch of fuss. It's built specifically for the .22 Creedmoor case, so your bullets go in straight and your overall length stays consistent from round to round. Redding has been machining dies in Cortland, New York for decades, and this one carries that same reputation for tight tolerances and a smooth feel on the press.
This is a conventional seating die, meaning it uses a threaded seating plug rather than a micrometer head. You set your depth by turning the plug in or out, lock it down, and you're off. The precision ground seating stem keeps things consistent pull after pull, and the die body uses the industry standard 7/8-14 thread so it drops right into pretty much any single stage or progressive press you already own.
One thing a lot of folks appreciate about the standard Redding seater is the built-in crimp ring. If you're loading for a semi-auto or just want a little extra neck tension security, you can dial in a light crimp. If you'd rather leave it off, which most precision handloaders do, you simply back the die off the shellholder and the crimp ring stays out of the picture. That flexibility makes it a solid choice whether you're loading match ammo or practical rounds for range time.
Redding machines these dies from high-quality alloy steel, heat treats them, and hand polishes the internals so cases and bullets glide through without drama. Every die gets inspected and cleaned before it ships. Keep in mind the shellholder is sold separately, so grab the right one for the Creedmoor case head if you don't have it already. For straightforward, dependable bullet seating on your .22 Creedmoor loads, this die earns its spot in the kit.
No, this is the standard seating die, so it uses a threaded seating plug that you turn in or out to set bullet depth. If you want micrometer adjustment in .001 inch increments, you'd look at the Redding Competition Seater or add a compatible Redding bullet seating micrometer to convert it.
Yes, it has a built-in crimp ring if you want to apply a light crimp. Most precision handloaders leave the crimp out by backing the die off the shellholder, but having the option is handy for semi-autos or loads that benefit from extra neck tension.
It uses the industry standard 7/8-14 thread, so it fits the vast majority of single stage and progressive presses on the market. If your press takes common dies from brands like RCBS, Hornady, or Lee, this Redding die will thread right in.
No, the shellholder is sold separately. You'll want the correct shellholder for the Creedmoor case head if you don't already have one in your kit.
| UPC | 611760923029 |
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| Manufacturer Part Number | 92302 |
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