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Best meaning: Creates the most concentric ammo, is machined with the greatest precision and accuracy, and other relevant characteristics such as stamped vs engraved markings, and fit/finish.
I have used all the coatings from Redding and a steel from Hornady. Just got in and tested a SAC bushing. I’ll be converting all of mine over to them, now.
Why? All my other bushing over size the neck. Some by 2 thousands. SAC comes out exactly what is printed on the bushing.
Forester, anyone know which bushing die is best for pushing back the shoulder 2-4 thousand, Best I found is a Tubb resizer, where you push all cases back , comes with a Neck gauge so you can measure, Forester you can to but its not as exact, Ideas welcome.
Sorry. It was only 1 of the 3 i owned but i had been using the .265 bushing for the first 8 reloads on my 6br with great low runout. Decided to go to .264. Runout went to heck. After a lot of experiments, it was the bushing. I was able to quadrant the measurements and found the hole was out of center compared to the other 2. I was using a whidden die so i ordered a .264 from him. It was a beautiful job. And my good runout was back.
I have several Wilson buttons plus Redding hard-coat and some no-name I got from MSC aobut 1.75 dog ages ago. I haven't tried SAC, I will look at them. I like that fact that I can flip a Wilson and get a slightly different neck size.
These bushings are the standard 1/2 inch diameter by 3/8 inch tall style used in most sizing dies, custom and standard production from Wilson, Redding, Hornady and most others.