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Redding bushing die worth it?
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<blockquote data-quote="dsculley" data-source="post: 1360428" data-attributes="member: 77514"><p>FWIW, I got my first bushing die from Harrell Precision when I got my 6.5x47. So far I have been very please with the result of the bushing die. I have read what Whidden says about bushing dies vs full length dies and run out. I have 0 - .003 TIR on my loaded rounds, with 0 - .0015 the most common. </p><p></p><p>My first question is what are you trying to improve? What makes you think you need a new type of sizing die? Make sure you know what your goals are before you make a change. Make sure the variable is measurable. Keep good records so you will know if it was money well spent or not.</p><p></p><p>When reading these forums it is easy to get the feeling you are behind the curve on precision reloading, but before you spend a lot of money on new tools you should evaluate your current process then come up with clearly defined goals along with a process to measure current performance and any improvements.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="dsculley, post: 1360428, member: 77514"] FWIW, I got my first bushing die from Harrell Precision when I got my 6.5x47. So far I have been very please with the result of the bushing die. I have read what Whidden says about bushing dies vs full length dies and run out. I have 0 - .003 TIR on my loaded rounds, with 0 - .0015 the most common. My first question is what are you trying to improve? What makes you think you need a new type of sizing die? Make sure you know what your goals are before you make a change. Make sure the variable is measurable. Keep good records so you will know if it was money well spent or not. When reading these forums it is easy to get the feeling you are behind the curve on precision reloading, but before you spend a lot of money on new tools you should evaluate your current process then come up with clearly defined goals along with a process to measure current performance and any improvements. [/QUOTE]
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