Great Die
I have used this die in another caliber for years. When loading a tight fit cast bullet into a flimsy case it is necessary to hold the bullet in perfect alignment with the axis of the case. These dies do the job others claim to but don't. Yes they are at a premium price, worth every cent. The right tool for the job, as simple as that.
Would you recommend this?
Yes, I would recommend to a friend
Reading seat die = good
Redding comp seat dies always seem to provide the least bullet runout. Brownells delivers in price and delivery time.
Love this die
I shoot berger bullets so this die is not a must but without the micrometer it would take forever to seat bullets on the money. Make sure to get the standard length seater stem then follow the directions. The cbto on my bullets are exactly the same without much effort thanks to this die.
Great
Got this to load the Berger vld.found it to be easy to set and seating depth to be very contestant. I have never bought redding dies befor this one but I will buy nothing but redding from now on!!!
Good workmanship excellent performance
I reload for competition benchrest and will use this die. What is great: most br seating dies produce loaded round runout of .003-.001". The loaded round runout on this die was .001". That is astonishing performance from a stock die. What is not great: I guess you could complain about the price but if it performs as well as my die it is a steal.
Smooth and accurate !
Redding competition bullet seater for 6PPC is all what I can except from bullet seater. It's made perfectly and it's beautiful. Also it works perfectly :) With micrometer adjustable it's unbeliavable easy to set OAL perfectly. Easy to make different OAL, just small turn from the knob and you have .001 shorter or .002 longer cartridge. I have made over 500 6PPC cartridges with this without any problems.
Home Run!
The Redding Comp. seater is worth every penny paid.Very accurate. Concentricity is Very good. .0005 to .0015 much better than any other die I have used. I bought it for my Savage LRPV in .22-250 1/9 twist. loading 68gr. bullets, accuracy is hovering around 1/4" at 100m for a 3 shot group. I have been replacing all my dies with redding dies. They have a lifelong customer.