The Redding Titanium Nitride Bushing/.280 is a precision reloading die bushing engineered for shooters who demand smooth, consistent case sizing. This .280-inch bushing fits Redding's bushing-style sizing dies and features a titanium nitride coating applied over heat-treated steel. That coating does two things: it dramatically increases surface hardness and reduces the friction between your case shoulder and the bushing walls during the sizing stroke. If you're loading for .280 Remington, .280 Ackley Improved, or any wildcat built on a .280 parent case, this bushing gives you the precision fit and easier operation that separates quality hand-loading from just going through the motions.

Titanium nitride–coated bushings are standard in serious reloading setups where you're shooting tight groups and expect your equipment to last through thousands of rounds. The coating is harder and more durable than uncoated steel, so sizing friction stays low even after heavy use. That translates to less wear on your press, more consistent sizing pressure, and easier extraction of your brass. Redding supplies these bushings in .001-inch increments across the full range of common caliber sizes, so you can dial in exactly the clearance your dies and brass demand.

Installation is straightforward: the bushing screws into your Redding bushing die. If you're already running Redding equipment, you know the drill. If you're upgrading from standard bushings or stepping up to a bushing die system for the first time, this is the wear-resistant, friction-reducing option that pays dividends in ease of use and longevity. Whether you're a precision rifle competitor, a dedicated .280 hunter, or a reloader who appreciates gear that performs, the Titanium Nitride Bushing/.280 is a smart investment in your press and your consistency.

The Redding Titanium Nitride Bushing/.280 is a precision reloading die bushing engineered for shooters who demand smooth, consistent case sizing. This .280-inch bushing fits Redding's bushing-style sizing dies and features a titanium nitride coating applied over heat-treated steel. That coating does two things: it dramatically increases surface hardness and reduces the friction between your case shoulder and the bushing walls during the sizing stroke. If you're loading for .280 Remington, .280 Ackley Improved, or any wildcat built on a .280 parent case, this bushing gives you the precision fit and easier operation that separates quality hand-loading from just going through the motions.

Titanium nitride–coated bushings are standard in serious reloading setups where you're shooting tight groups and expect your equipment to last through thousands of rounds. The coating is harder and more durable than uncoated steel, so sizing friction stays low even after heavy use. That translates to less wear on your press, more consistent sizing pressure, and easier extraction of your brass. Redding supplies these bushings in .001-inch increments across the full range of common caliber sizes, so you can dial in exactly the clearance your dies and brass demand.

Installation is straightforward: the bushing screws into your Redding bushing die. If you're already running Redding equipment, you know the drill. If you're upgrading from standard bushings or stepping up to a bushing die system for the first time, this is the wear-resistant, friction-reducing option that pays dividends in ease of use and longevity. Whether you're a precision rifle competitor, a dedicated .280 hunter, or a reloader who appreciates gear that performs, the Titanium Nitride Bushing/.280 is a smart investment in your press and your consistency.