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Redding Reloading Equipment
The Redding 22-250 Remington bushing die set gives handloaders the precision control that competitive shooters and serious hunters demand. Built around interchangeable bushings that adjust in 0.001" increments, this three-die set lets you dial in neck tension exactly where you need it—without overworking brass or chasing runaway runaway runaway runaway runaway runaway runaway runaway runaway runaway runaway runaway runaway runaway runaway runaway runaway runaway runaway runaway runaway runaway runaway runaway runaway runaway runaway runaway runaway runaway runaway runaway runaway runaway runaway runaway runaway runaway runaway runaway runaway runaway runaway consistency issues. Whether you're loading match ammo at the range or field rounds for your rifle, the combination of Type S bushing sizing and a dedicated competition seating die delivers the repeatability that separates good loads from great ones.
Redding engineered this set with the free-floating bushing design, which self-centers on your case neck for inherently higher sizing accuracy. That self-centering geometry means less operator-dependent variation and more confidence in your finished rounds. The bushings themselves are hardened steel, and if you want even slicker operation and extended bushing life, Redding offers TIN (Titanium Nitride) coated versions as a separate purchase. The competition seating die included in the set is purpose-built for the kind of precise bullet seating that matters when accuracy is the goal.
This is a working set for reloaders who understand that case prep and die quality are where precision begins. If you've been using generic dies and wondering why your group sizes won't tighten up, or if you're stepping up from basic single-stage reloading to something that gives you real control, the Redding 22-250 bushing die set is built for exactly that transition.
| Cartridge | 22-250 Remington |
| Set Type | Three-Die Set (Full Size, Neck Size, Seating) |
| Bushing Type | Type S, hardened steel with TIN coating option |
| Neck Tension Adjustment | 0.001" increments |
| Manufacturer | Redding |
The Type S Full Sizing Die resizes the entire case body—useful for magazine-fed rifles or when you're working with mixed brass. The Type S Neck Sizing Die sizes only the neck, which is gentler on brass and preferred by many handloaders for single-shot or bolt-action rifles where you don't need full-length sizing. You get both in this set, so you can choose based on your rifle and reloading needs.
Yes. The interchangeable bushings are the core feature of the Type S system. You can swap bushings to adjust neck diameter and tension in 0.001" increments, giving you precise control without changing dies. Bushings are sold separately from the set.
Standard hardened steel bushings work well for most reloaders. TIN coating increases lubricity and bushing longevity, which can be valuable if you're loading high volume or using abrasive brass. It's an upgrade you can add later if needed.
The product record provided does not specify press compatibility. Check your press documentation or contact Redding directly to confirm compatibility with your equipment.
Redding Reloading Equipment
The Redding 22-250 Remington bushing die set gives handloaders the precision control that competitive shooters and serious hunters demand. Built around interchangeable bushings that adjust in 0.001" increments, this three-die set lets you dial in neck tension exactly where you need it—without overworking brass or chasing runaway runaway runaway runaway runaway runaway runaway runaway runaway runaway runaway runaway runaway runaway runaway runaway runaway runaway runaway runaway runaway runaway runaway runaway runaway runaway runaway runaway runaway runaway runaway runaway runaway runaway runaway runaway runaway runaway runaway runaway runaway runaway runaway consistency issues. Whether you're loading match ammo at the range or field rounds for your rifle, the combination of Type S bushing sizing and a dedicated competition seating die delivers the repeatability that separates good loads from great ones.
Redding engineered this set with the free-floating bushing design, which self-centers on your case neck for inherently higher sizing accuracy. That self-centering geometry means less operator-dependent variation and more confidence in your finished rounds. The bushings themselves are hardened steel, and if you want even slicker operation and extended bushing life, Redding offers TIN (Titanium Nitride) coated versions as a separate purchase. The competition seating die included in the set is purpose-built for the kind of precise bullet seating that matters when accuracy is the goal.
This is a working set for reloaders who understand that case prep and die quality are where precision begins. If you've been using generic dies and wondering why your group sizes won't tighten up, or if you're stepping up from basic single-stage reloading to something that gives you real control, the Redding 22-250 bushing die set is built for exactly that transition.
| Cartridge | 22-250 Remington |
| Set Type | Three-Die Set (Full Size, Neck Size, Seating) |
| Bushing Type | Type S, hardened steel with TIN coating option |
| Neck Tension Adjustment | 0.001" increments |
| Manufacturer | Redding |
The Type S Full Sizing Die resizes the entire case body—useful for magazine-fed rifles or when you're working with mixed brass. The Type S Neck Sizing Die sizes only the neck, which is gentler on brass and preferred by many handloaders for single-shot or bolt-action rifles where you don't need full-length sizing. You get both in this set, so you can choose based on your rifle and reloading needs.
Yes. The interchangeable bushings are the core feature of the Type S system. You can swap bushings to adjust neck diameter and tension in 0.001" increments, giving you precise control without changing dies. Bushings are sold separately from the set.
Standard hardened steel bushings work well for most reloaders. TIN coating increases lubricity and bushing longevity, which can be valuable if you're loading high volume or using abrasive brass. It's an upgrade you can add later if needed.
The product record provided does not specify press compatibility. Check your press documentation or contact Redding directly to confirm compatibility with your equipment.
