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Redding Reloading Equipment 223 Remington Competition Rifle Seating Die

$127.27
Brand
Redding
Caliber
.223 Remington
Category
Reloading
Reloading Type
Dies
UPC
611760551116
MPN
55111

Overview

The Redding Competition Seating Die for .223 Remington is a straight-line seating die engineered to minimize runout and ensure high-precision cartridge assembly. It features a patented seating stem system where the bullet guide and seating stem are precision-ground to match bullet diameter, allowing the stem to float for improved alignment. The die includes a micrometer calibrated in 0.001" increments for repeatable depth adjustments and features a "zero set" function to calibrate to a specific load. The cartridge case and bullet are fully supported in a precision-ground sleeve during the seating process. Note: This die does not provide a crimp; a separate crimp die is required if needed. It is not intended for use with compressed loads.

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