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BUSHING FULL LENGTH DIES

BUSHING FULL LENGTH DIES Reviews & Ratings

The Wilson Bushing Type Full Length Sizing Die. This die will allow you to size the case neck to your desired neck tension along with sizing down the rest of the case body at the same time. Die includes an adjustable depth decapping rod. An extra Decapping Punch is included. These dies do not contain an expander. Made of High Quality Heat Treated Steel. These Full Length Bushing dies mimic the neck sizing of Wilsons’ neck sizing dies and are designed to leave 3/16” at the bottom of the case neck unsized, a practice many shooters prefer and find to be more accurate than sizing the full neck.

  • Mad from High Quality Material - Hardened to L.E. Wilson Specifications
  • Harder than a Grade 8 Bolt
  • Interchangeable Bushings
  • Standard 7/8ths Reloading Press
  • Sizes Shoulder and Body Dimensions
  • Stainless Parts for a Long Lasting Finish
  • Durable and Accurate

L.E. Wilson manufactured lock nut - thickness is .225" from inside to outermost edge .270" for height and 1.250" total width OD. Neck Bushing sold separately, we suggest using LE Wilson Neck bushings but Redding bushings will also fit.

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2 Stars
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Reviews Summary
Customers appreciate the high quality and precision of BUSHING FULL LENGTH DIES, often remarking on their ease of use and quick shipping. However, some users have experienced compatibility issues with certain presses and expressed concerns about the lack of specific components for semi-auto applications. Overall, many find it a reliable tool for improving shot accuracy.
What Reviewers Are Saying
Product Quality
77%
Reviewers consistently highlight the excellent quality and craftsmanship of the dies, with many expressing satisfaction with fit and finish. This theme is significant as it underscores the brand's reputation for delivering reliable, durable tools.
Ease of Use
67%
Many users report that the BUSHING FULL LENGTH DIES are easy to use, with user-friendly designs that allow for straightforward operation. This theme reflects a crucial aspect of a product's appeal for both seasoned users and novices.
Shipping Experience
33%
Quick shipping is mentioned positively by several reviewers, contributing to a good purchasing experience. Fast delivery helps enhance customer satisfaction and reflects well on the seller's service.
Compatibility Issues
29%
Some reviews point out compatibility problems, particularly with the Dillon 550B press, where inadequate die thread length grounds for concern. This is a critical theme, as it highlights potential limitations for users with specific setups.
Concerns about Semi-Auto Use
29%
A few users express disappointment regarding the lack of an expander spindle assembly, particularly for semi-automatic case preparation. This issue could hinder the functionality and versatility of the dies, making it a noteworthy mention among user feedback.
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Beautifully made...but....
This is a beautiful die, very well made however, for applications using the Dillon 550B press, there is not enough die thread to allow the die to be turned down to touch the shell plate and have enough threads left to install the lock nut. There needs to be about 1/4" more thread. I contacted Wilson and they understand the problem...future runs can easily resolve the problem but as machined, they will not work on the Dillon 550 series presses... Manufacturing oversite. Otherwise, nicely made...but no expander ball assy available as yet, just the decapping rod.
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Good die...no expander available..
Good quality die...but a problem if you plan to use this die for Semi Auto case preparation. L.E. Wilson failed to consider this application though they make their bushing die in cartridges often used in semi auto's. There is no expander spindle assembly available as yet which means, if you have cases with dented case mouths, you may not be able to iron out those dented mouths which then is a problem for bullet seating after sizing. Talked with L.E. Wilson and they indicated they may have spindles available in a month or so....but nothing yet.