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Redding Type "S" dies, are they worth the extra money?
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<blockquote data-quote="Bart B" data-source="post: 1124620" data-attributes="member: 5302"><p>I'm not going to call anyone a dumb *** because they cannot accept nor recognize the fact that full length sizing bushing dies on unprepped cases makes them shoot bullets to the same accuracy level that benchrest aggregate records produce with whatever things and processes they use.</p><p></p><p>And bullet runout numbers will vary a few thouandths on the same round across the popular three or four different ways to measure it. We all don't use the same setup and method, so comparing one person's numbers to that of another is meaningless. I measure runout with the case pressure ring in a V block for the back reference and case shoulder in a round hole for the front reference with the dial indicator at about .1 inch back from bullet tip. That replicates what happens in the chamber. Nothing else does, in my opinion.</p><p></p><p>Bye.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Bart B, post: 1124620, member: 5302"] I'm not going to call anyone a dumb *** because they cannot accept nor recognize the fact that full length sizing bushing dies on unprepped cases makes them shoot bullets to the same accuracy level that benchrest aggregate records produce with whatever things and processes they use. And bullet runout numbers will vary a few thouandths on the same round across the popular three or four different ways to measure it. We all don't use the same setup and method, so comparing one person's numbers to that of another is meaningless. I measure runout with the case pressure ring in a V block for the back reference and case shoulder in a round hole for the front reference with the dial indicator at about .1 inch back from bullet tip. That replicates what happens in the chamber. Nothing else does, in my opinion. Bye. [/QUOTE]
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