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Redding Reloading Equipment .220 Swift Rifle Type S Bushing Neck Sizing Die

Name: Redding Reloading Equipment .220 Swift Rifle Type S Bushing Neck Sizing Die
Brand: Redding
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Brand: Redding
Caliber: .220 Swift
Category: Reloading
Reloading Type: Dies
UPC: 611760711077

Overview

The Redding Type S Bushing Neck Die in .220 Swift offers precise control over case neck size and tension using interchangeable sizing bushings available in .001" increments. Its self-centering bushing design enhances concentricity, while the adjustable decapping rod allows the reloader to position the bushing for partial neck sizing. Supplied with a standard size button and a decapping pin retainer, this die accommodates both commercial brass preparation and advanced uniforming techniques that omit the size button.

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