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Redding Reloading Equipment 6mm-22-250 Remington Competition Bullet Seating Die

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Caliber
.22-250 Remington
Category
Reloading
Reloading Type
Dies
UPC
611760555169

Overview

The Redding Competition Bullet Seating Die is precision-engineered for 6mm-22-250 Remington cartridges to eliminate concentricity issues commonly found in standard seating dies. It features a patented seating stem system and a precision-ground seating stem that provides complete support and alignment of both the cartridge and bullet during the seating process. Designed for superior reloading accuracy, the micrometer is calibrated in 0.001-inch increments for infinitely adjustable seating depth, backed by a zero-set feature for easily repeating custom depths.

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