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Redding micrometer 6.5 prc seating die
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Do you have to modify anything or does it work as is?Redding micrometer 6.5 prc seating die
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You’ll need a 6mm seating stemDo you have to modify anything or does it work as is?
Do you have to modify anything or does it work as isRedding micrometer 6.5 prc seating die
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cool, did you use reddings vld or their standard? I’ll likely be shooting either 108 eldm or the 115 dtac.You’ll need a 6mm seating stem
Do you have to modify anything or does it work as is
cool, did you use reddings vld or their standard? I’ll likely be shooting either 108 eldm or the 115 dtac.
Thanks for the info. When you neck down with your bushings are you doing it in one step or two? I’ve heard others say they get better concentricity going in one shot.Vld
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Thanks for the info. When you neck down with your bushings are you doing it in one step or two? I’ve heard others say they get better concentricity going in one shot.
Good to know, I have been looking at the SAC, but there is definitely some price shock. Were you using Redding type s full dies or type s neck? I’ve never necked anything down before and I’m curious how it works where the Redding bushing dies don’t size 100% of the neck.Just one step
I’m fairly certain with lapua brass I’m using a .271 bushing. Haven’t lost a piece yet. I started with Redding bushing dies and they worked great. Now I have the SAC universal prc die- same neck tension but it does a portion of the shoulder as well. They’re nice but not worth retail IMO.
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Good to know, I have been looking at the SAC, but there is definitely some price shock. Were you using Redding type s full dies or type s neck? I’ve never necked anything down before and I’m curious how it works where the Redding bushing dies don’t size 100% of the neck.
Solid info, thanks!Type S full length
Yeah because your bushing can’t get to the shoulder you might make a donut- I think donuts are more a thick brass issue and might be overblown to sell $300 dies sets…
I sized them down then ran them over a mandrel after.
My first set of brass is on its 6th firing and no donut issue has reared its head.
The only donuts I’ve ever had were on a 20-250 and it was a die issue.
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What brass, bullet and powder are you using?Type S full length
Yeah because your bushing can’t get to the shoulder you might make a donut- I think donuts are more a thick brass issue and might be overblown to sell $300 dies sets…
I sized them down then ran them over a mandrel after.
My first set of brass is on its 6th firing and no donut issue has reared its head.
The only donuts I’ve ever had were on a 20-250 and it was a die issue.
What brass, bullet and powder are you using?
Thanks! Curious how you got to the 215? Also how many rounds do you think your barrel will go?Lapua, 108 eld-m, fed 215m and retumbo
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Nice! I built one years ago and all this 6um talk has me shooting it again. I use 115 VLD’s in mine but am almost out. I’m going to try the 108’s now. Thanks!215ms because I don’t have enough large rifle primers
It’s over 500 and still hammering
Maybe it goes 750-800? I have another barrel on order regardless
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What’s your barrel length and velocity? Or did I miss that?Lapua, 108 eld-m, fed 215m and retumbo
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What’s your barrel length and velocity? Or did I miss that?