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L.E. Wilson
The L.E. Wilson Bushing Type Full Length Sizing Die for 6 PPC Match is a precision reloading die built for shooters who demand consistency and control over neck tension. Unlike standard sizing dies, this full-length bushing die lets you dial in exactly how much neck tension you want while simultaneously sizing the case body and shoulder—all in one stroke on your press. It's the choice of competitors and serious handloaders who understand that meticulous case preparation separates good groups from great ones.
What sets Wilson's approach apart is the engineering philosophy built into this die: it sizes only the top 13/16" of the case neck, leaving the bottom 3/16" unsized. Many experienced reloaders find this partial-neck-sizing method produces superior accuracy compared to full-neck sizing, since it reduces neck runout and preserves case concentricity. The die ships with an adjustable depth decapping rod and an extra decapping punch, so you're ready to start the moment it arrives. Neck bushings are sold separately (L.E. Wilson and Redding bushings are both compatible), which means you can fine-tune your neck tension precisely for your ammunition and barrel.
Built from hardened steel to L.E. Wilson's exacting specifications—harder than a Grade 8 bolt—this die is built to last thousands of cycles without wear. Stainless parts resist corrosion in the reloading room, and the included lock nut (.225" thick, .270" tall, 1.250" OD) is a Wilson-manufactured component that reflects the attention to detail throughout the tool. If you're loading match ammunition for precision rifle, F-Class, or competition shooting, this bushing die puts the control in your hands.
| Caliber | 6 PPC Match |
| Die Type | Full Length Bushing Sizing Die |
| Press Compatibility | Standard 7/8" reloading press |
| Material | Hardened steel (L.E. Wilson specification), stainless parts |
| Neck Sizing Depth | Top 13/16" of case neck |
| Decapping Rod | Adjustable depth; extra punch included |
| Lock Nut Dimensions | 0.225" thick, 0.270" height, 1.250" OD |
| Bushing Compatibility | L.E. Wilson and Redding neck bushings (sold separately) |
A bushing-type die lets you control neck tension independently by selecting different bushings, then size the rest of the case body and shoulder. Standard dies offer one fixed neck dimension. This design is preferred by precision reloaders because it allows fine-tuning for optimal accuracy.
L.E. Wilson's design sizes only the top 13/16" of the case neck, intentionally leaving the bottom 3/16" unsized. Many experienced shooters find this approach produces tighter neck runout and better concentricity, which contributes to improved accuracy compared to full-neck sizing.
Yes, neck bushings are sold separately. The die accepts both L.E. Wilson and Redding brand bushings, so you can choose the one that fits your setup and adjust neck tension by selecting the appropriate bushing size for your specific load.
This die is compatible with standard 7/8" reloading presses, which covers the vast majority of single-stage and turret presses used by handloaders.
L.E. Wilson
The L.E. Wilson Bushing Type Full Length Sizing Die for 6 PPC Match is a precision reloading die built for shooters who demand consistency and control over neck tension. Unlike standard sizing dies, this full-length bushing die lets you dial in exactly how much neck tension you want while simultaneously sizing the case body and shoulder—all in one stroke on your press. It's the choice of competitors and serious handloaders who understand that meticulous case preparation separates good groups from great ones.
What sets Wilson's approach apart is the engineering philosophy built into this die: it sizes only the top 13/16" of the case neck, leaving the bottom 3/16" unsized. Many experienced reloaders find this partial-neck-sizing method produces superior accuracy compared to full-neck sizing, since it reduces neck runout and preserves case concentricity. The die ships with an adjustable depth decapping rod and an extra decapping punch, so you're ready to start the moment it arrives. Neck bushings are sold separately (L.E. Wilson and Redding bushings are both compatible), which means you can fine-tune your neck tension precisely for your ammunition and barrel.
Built from hardened steel to L.E. Wilson's exacting specifications—harder than a Grade 8 bolt—this die is built to last thousands of cycles without wear. Stainless parts resist corrosion in the reloading room, and the included lock nut (.225" thick, .270" tall, 1.250" OD) is a Wilson-manufactured component that reflects the attention to detail throughout the tool. If you're loading match ammunition for precision rifle, F-Class, or competition shooting, this bushing die puts the control in your hands.
| Caliber | 6 PPC Match |
| Die Type | Full Length Bushing Sizing Die |
| Press Compatibility | Standard 7/8" reloading press |
| Material | Hardened steel (L.E. Wilson specification), stainless parts |
| Neck Sizing Depth | Top 13/16" of case neck |
| Decapping Rod | Adjustable depth; extra punch included |
| Lock Nut Dimensions | 0.225" thick, 0.270" height, 1.250" OD |
| Bushing Compatibility | L.E. Wilson and Redding neck bushings (sold separately) |
A bushing-type die lets you control neck tension independently by selecting different bushings, then size the rest of the case body and shoulder. Standard dies offer one fixed neck dimension. This design is preferred by precision reloaders because it allows fine-tuning for optimal accuracy.
L.E. Wilson's design sizes only the top 13/16" of the case neck, intentionally leaving the bottom 3/16" unsized. Many experienced shooters find this approach produces tighter neck runout and better concentricity, which contributes to improved accuracy compared to full-neck sizing.
Yes, neck bushings are sold separately. The die accepts both L.E. Wilson and Redding brand bushings, so you can choose the one that fits your setup and adjust neck tension by selecting the appropriate bushing size for your specific load.
This die is compatible with standard 7/8" reloading presses, which covers the vast majority of single-stage and turret presses used by handloaders.
