I have an RCBS competition seater die for .223 and I'm going to start loading .308. Can I buy a .308 bushing to go into the die or do I need to buy a whole different die?
.223-.308 RCBS comp die
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Re: .223-.308 RCBS comp die
Although it can probably be done, you would also need the seating stem and the extended shell holder. IMO, you'd be better off with a seperate die for each caliber.
Although it can probably be done, you would also need the seating stem and the extended shell holder. IMO, you'd be better off with a seperate die for each caliber.
Re: .223-.308 RCBS comp die
It can be done. You'll need 3 pieces. Seater stem, bushing and comp extended shelholder. Midsouth has all the parts you'll need. I think it will cost you around $30-$40. But, like others have stated. There are better dies out there where runout is concerned.
It can be done. You'll need 3 pieces. Seater stem, bushing and comp extended shelholder. Midsouth has all the parts you'll need. I think it will cost you around $30-$40. But, like others have stated. There are better dies out there where runout is concerned.
Re: .223-.308 RCBS comp die
Makes sense and I forgot about the shellholder, thanks for the advice.
Makes sense and I forgot about the shellholder, thanks for the advice.
Re: .223-.308 RCBS comp die
Your right fuzzball but I really dig the window in the seater die. Plus I'm a retard. Besides now I know how to fix them.
Your right fuzzball but I really dig the window in the seater die. Plus I'm a retard. Besides now I know how to fix them.
