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Upgrading my Dies
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<blockquote data-quote="Timber338" data-source="post: 948713" data-attributes="member: 33822"><p>The Redding competition seating dies are as good as it gets. You might as well get them in the Type S Match Bushing die set that comes with a full length bushing resizing die. Since you live to hunt, I see no reason to get a neck resizing die. All of your loads are going to be near max pressure and every shot will need to be full length resized, and I personally would not neck resize for any of my rifles anyways. I've never liked neck sizing. </p><p></p><p>Control the amount you bump the shoulder during the resize operation by getting the Redding competition shellholders, they are great for any cartridge but especially useful with the belted magnums by preventing the case from headspacing on the belt.</p><p></p><p>When you go to purchase bushings, I like .003" interference for any rifle with heavy recoil, and anything small like a 22-250 I go with 002" interference. You could do .002" on a braked rifle. You just don't want your bullet to be seated deeper from recoil while it's sitting in the magazine.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Timber338, post: 948713, member: 33822"] The Redding competition seating dies are as good as it gets. You might as well get them in the Type S Match Bushing die set that comes with a full length bushing resizing die. Since you live to hunt, I see no reason to get a neck resizing die. All of your loads are going to be near max pressure and every shot will need to be full length resized, and I personally would not neck resize for any of my rifles anyways. I've never liked neck sizing. Control the amount you bump the shoulder during the resize operation by getting the Redding competition shellholders, they are great for any cartridge but especially useful with the belted magnums by preventing the case from headspacing on the belt. When you go to purchase bushings, I like .003" interference for any rifle with heavy recoil, and anything small like a 22-250 I go with 002" interference. You could do .002" on a braked rifle. You just don't want your bullet to be seated deeper from recoil while it's sitting in the magazine. [/QUOTE]
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