Dies for 260 Remington Ackley Improved

[dwm]

Who makes dies for the 260 Remington Ackley Improved?

I can't find a 260 Remington Ackley Improved Redding Type S Bushing die listed anywhere ...

 

[dirtball]

You will probably not find those in stock ANYWHERE, BUT they can be ordered from redding, the catridge is listed in their Die Reference Chart as a "custom order" click on link below for pricing and give them a call.
Dave
customadedies2.html

 

[MagnumManiac]

You will probably not find those in stock ANYWHERE, BUT they can be ordered from redding, the catridge is listed in their Die Reference Chart as a "custom order" click on link below for pricing and give them a call.
Dave
customadedies2.html

Yep!
MagnumManiac
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[Bobcape]

I use a Redding die for full-length sizing and a regular .260 die to neck down 7mm/08 brass to setup for neck turning new brass. I have a Lee collet die for neck sizing and a Redding benchrest seater die. I also have a full set of RCBS 6.5/.308 40 degree dies I had them make back in 1982. I don't use them much though.

Bob

PS - The Redding custom shop guy told me that the sliding insert used in their benchrest seating die is not hardened. He suggested I could open it to the AI easily. So I ran my 6.5/.308 AI chamber reamer in until the headspace guage was showing .135". The shell holder is .125" so that gives .010" of shoulder contact. It works great!