Alan Griffith
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My dummy loaded rounds measures .368" to .369" with Nosler 300 RUM brass. I assume I want a .367" bushing die?
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Which Redding bushing for 338 Edge
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longrangehunterII
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Hey Alan,
I would use a bushing that is .003" smaller then the loaded round. The recoil could move the bullet in the case if fed through the magazine box. Bench rest is a different story, but for hunting guns and heavy recoil I like the extra grip and have never had an issue with accuracy.
Use the smallest number and get a .365 or maybe the .366 if your reloads work harden and you're not annealing your brass.
I would use a bushing that is .003" smaller then the loaded round. The recoil could move the bullet in the case if fed through the magazine box. Bench rest is a different story, but for hunting guns and heavy recoil I like the extra grip and have never had an issue with accuracy.
Use the smallest number and get a .365 or maybe the .366 if your reloads work harden and you're not annealing your brass.
