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Redding Reloading Equipment
The Redding 223 Remington Small Base Bushing Full Length Type S Die gives precision reloaders a single-stage solution for full-length resizing while maintaining tight control over case neck dimensions—a combination that matters when you're working toward tight groups and consistent brass life. Type S dies let you size the body and shoulders in one operation without losing the neck concentricity that precision shooters depend on, making them a solid choice for shooters running tighter tolerances or working with match-grade ammo.
What sets this Redding die apart is the adjustable decapping rod and interchangeable bushing system. The bushing self-centers on the case neck as it works, which enhances concentricity; you can also adjust the bushing position to resize only part of the neck length if that's what your load demands. Redding's bushing design is the same system used across their dedicated neck-sizing dies, so if you already own those tools, you'll recognize the workflow here.
This die ships with both a standard-size button and a decapping pin retainer, giving you flexibility in how you set it up. And if you need it to function as a body die down the road, simply remove the bushing and internal parts—the die is engineered to pull double duty. That modularity is typical of Redding's approach: build tools that adapt to how you actually reload.
| Caliber | .223 Remington |
| Type | Full Length Sizing (Type S Bushing) |
| Base Type | Small Base |
| Manufacturer | Redding |
The Type S bushing design lets you resize the body and shoulders while the bushing independently controls case neck sizing in the same stroke. This gives you more precise neck control than a conventional full-length die, which is especially useful if you're loading match ammo or working with tight chamber tolerances. You can also adjust the bushing to size only part of the neck if needed.
Yes. The bushings used in this Type S die are interchangeable with those in Redding's dedicated bushing-style neck sizing dies, so if you own other Redding neck tools, you can swap bushings between them.
The die includes a standard-size button and a decapping pin retainer, so you have everything you need to start resizing right out of the box.
Yes. If you remove the bushing and all internal parts, the die can function as a body die, giving it dual-purpose flexibility depending on your reloading setup.
Redding Reloading Equipment
The Redding 223 Remington Small Base Bushing Full Length Type S Die gives precision reloaders a single-stage solution for full-length resizing while maintaining tight control over case neck dimensions—a combination that matters when you're working toward tight groups and consistent brass life. Type S dies let you size the body and shoulders in one operation without losing the neck concentricity that precision shooters depend on, making them a solid choice for shooters running tighter tolerances or working with match-grade ammo.
What sets this Redding die apart is the adjustable decapping rod and interchangeable bushing system. The bushing self-centers on the case neck as it works, which enhances concentricity; you can also adjust the bushing position to resize only part of the neck length if that's what your load demands. Redding's bushing design is the same system used across their dedicated neck-sizing dies, so if you already own those tools, you'll recognize the workflow here.
This die ships with both a standard-size button and a decapping pin retainer, giving you flexibility in how you set it up. And if you need it to function as a body die down the road, simply remove the bushing and internal parts—the die is engineered to pull double duty. That modularity is typical of Redding's approach: build tools that adapt to how you actually reload.
| Caliber | .223 Remington |
| Type | Full Length Sizing (Type S Bushing) |
| Base Type | Small Base |
| Manufacturer | Redding |
The Type S bushing design lets you resize the body and shoulders while the bushing independently controls case neck sizing in the same stroke. This gives you more precise neck control than a conventional full-length die, which is especially useful if you're loading match ammo or working with tight chamber tolerances. You can also adjust the bushing to size only part of the neck if needed.
Yes. The bushings used in this Type S die are interchangeable with those in Redding's dedicated bushing-style neck sizing dies, so if you own other Redding neck tools, you can swap bushings between them.
The die includes a standard-size button and a decapping pin retainer, so you have everything you need to start resizing right out of the box.
Yes. If you remove the bushing and all internal parts, the die can function as a body die, giving it dual-purpose flexibility depending on your reloading setup.
