One Shot Case Lube is the most popular reloading cartridge and tool lubricant in the market, because; Case Lube is a dry film “Boundary” lubricant that is non-hazardous, does not contaminate powders or primers, and the “DynaGlide”™ technology exceeds US Military & NATO load carrying capacity requirements by 6 times.
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Redding Titanium Nitride Neck Bushings are a hand polished heat treated steel insert which have an additional Titanium Nitride surface treatment to further increase hardness and reduce friction when neck sizing. The Titanium Nitride Bushings have an external diameter of 12.7mm OD x 9.525mm long (1/2" O.D. x 3/8" long) and freely interchange in all Redding Bushing style Neck Sizing Dies. Redding Neck Bushings are available in .001" size increments from .185" through to .368" covering all calibers from .17 to .338 and clearly marked with size I.D. By selecting the correct bushing, you are now able to provide just...
Redding Titanium Nitride Neck Bushings are a hand polished heat treated steel insert which have an additional Titanium Nitride surface treatment to further increase hardness and reduce friction when neck sizing. The Titanium Nitride Bushings have an external diameter of 12.7mm OD x 9.525mm long (1/2" O.D. x 3/8" long) and freely interchange in all Redding Bushing style Neck Sizing Dies. Redding Neck Bushings are available in .001" size increments from .185" through to .368" covering all calibers from .17 to .338 and clearly marked with size I.D. By selecting the correct bushing, you are now able to provide just...
Clean dirt and powder residue from inside necks and simultaneously lubricate for expansion with the RCBS® case neck brushes. The no-roll handle design accepts all three nylon bristle brushes: small brush for 22 to 25 caliber, medium brush for 270 to 30 caliber, and large brush for 35 to 45 caliber.
Redding Titanium Nitride Neck Bushings are a hand polished heat treated steel insert which have an additional Titanium Nitride surface treatment to further increase hardness and reduce friction when neck sizing. The Titanium Nitride Bushings have an external diameter of 12.7mm OD x 9.525mm long (1/2" O.D. x 3/8" long) and freely interchange in all Redding Bushing style Neck Sizing Dies. Redding Neck Bushings are available in .001" size increments from .185" through to .368" covering all calibers from .17 to .338 and clearly marked with size I.D. By selecting the correct bushing, you are now able to provide just...
Measuring cartridge lengths across bullet tips is not a reliable or repeatable method for measuring your loaded rounds. It’s common for variations of up to .025″ to exist from one round to the next. The Hornady Bullet Comparator solves that problem by measuring rounds from a reliable surface on the bullet, the ogive, to provide consistent, precise measurements of your rounds. The Bullet Comparator is also used to check uniformity of bullets from base to ogive. The Bullet Comparator easily attaches to the blade of your caliper with a thumbscrew and uses interchangeable inserts to measure from the bullet ogive....
Redding Titanium Nitride Neck Bushings are a hand polished heat treated steel insert which have an additional Titanium Nitride surface treatment to further increase hardness and reduce friction when neck sizing. The Titanium Nitride Bushings have an external diameter of 12.7mm OD x 9.525mm long (1/2" O.D. x 3/8" long) and freely interchange in all Redding Bushing style Neck Sizing Dies. Redding Neck Bushings are available in .001" size increments from .185" through to .368" covering all calibers from .17 to .338 and clearly marked with size I.D. By selecting the correct bushing, you are now able to provide just...
Redding Dies are produced using precise manufacturing processes along with the highest quality components available.Body Dies are designed to full length resize the case body, bump the shoulder position for proper chambering, but not size the neck at all. They are made without internal parts and are intended for resizing cases which have become increasingly difficult to chamber after repeated firing. After using a body die, the case should be run through the neck die to achieve proper neck tension.
