Very little or no lube required
I use Redding Media+Graphite to apply a very small amount of graphite to the case neck.
Perfect
Easy to order, Arrived fast. I can neck size without using lube on clean brass. Size the neck to exactly the diameter indicated on the bushing.
Would you recommend this?
Yes, I would recommend to a friend
In stock, fast shipping
I picked what i wanted, ordered it. Received it quickly.
Would you recommend this?
Yes, I would recommend to a friend
Die bushing
To control bullet grip, you need exact sizes, cannot do better than these.
Would you recommend this?
Yes, I would recommend to a friend
Work Perfectly
These work just perfectly. The bushing brings the neck right down to its size.
Great
These work Great. It brings the neck right down to the size of the bushing.
Use for accurate, repeatable ammo
Works perfectly. Remember to install with size imprint facing down. When the bushing bottoms out in die, the flat face of bushing provides a more concentric neck.
Works For Me!
I have been using Redding Titanium Nitride bushings ever since I began using Wilson neck sizing dies about ten years ago. The idea of using another brand of bushing does not ever come into consideration. When choosing the proper size I measure the neck diameter of a completed cartridge and deduct .002 inches. This seems to offer a good amount of bullet tension with a quality case such as Lapua or Norma. I use moly to lubricate the case neck before sizing on a clean case. These two factors (clean case and lube), in my opinion insure the die will be running strong long after I am not.
Redding nitride neck bushing
I use these in all my guns. If you want to control your neck tension then these bushing will do it to the tension desired. The only drawbacks are price as it may be hard to get the perfect size with just one bushing. I have never had to use lube and never had a stuck case. I ALWAYS FULL LENGTH SIZE BEFORE NECK SIZING.
They Work
Can't give 5 stars due to the price, but no complaints on functionality. I haven't compared these to the regular steel bushings, but I would assume they last longer. Whether they're worth the additional cost is subjective.
