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Redding Reloading Equipment
The Redding Type S Full Bushing Die for .28 Nosler gives reloaders a single-step solution for precise full-length resizing while controlling neck tension independently—exactly what you need when you're building accurate ammunition from once-fired brass or maintaining consistency across a string of handloads. Unlike standard full-length dies that resize the entire case neck uniformly, this die lets you manage neck fit with interchangeable bushings and an adjustable decapping rod, so you're never forced to choose between body control and neck precision.
What makes the Type S design stand out is its self-centering bushing system. As the case neck enters the die, the bushing aligns itself on the case neck itself—not on the die body—which dramatically improves concentricity and reduces runout. That matters whether you're loading for precision target work, long-range hunting, or competition. The interchangeable bushings come in .001" increments, giving you the granular control Redding is known for. If you need only part of the neck resized, the adjustable decapping rod lets you set bushing depth exactly where you want it.
The die ships without bushings (you'll source those separately to match your brass and bullet combo), but it includes both a standard size button and a decapping pin retainer for versatility. And if you ever need to use it as a body die only, you can remove the bushing and internal parts to do just that. This is the kind of flexibility that separates precision reloading dies from one-trick tools.
| Caliber | .28 Nosler |
| Die Type | Type S Full Bushing Resizing Die |
| Bushing Increments | .001" |
| Included Components | Die body, standard size button, decapping pin retainer, adjustable decapping rod; bushings sold separately |
Bushings are sold separately. Redding offers interchangeable bushings in .001" increments so you can dial in the exact neck fit your ammunition requires. You'll choose based on your brass and bullet combination.
Yes. By removing the bushing and all internal parts, you can convert the Type S die to function as a body die, giving you flexibility as your reloading needs evolve.
The bushing aligns itself on the case neck rather than on the die body, which centers the neck as it's resized. This reduces runout and improves concentricity—critical for consistent velocity and accuracy, especially in precision rifle loads.
The adjustable decapping rod lets you control how deep the bushing enters the case neck. You can resize the full neck length for once-fired or mixed brass, or set it to size only the upper portion if you're working with fire-formed cases and want to preserve some existing neck tension.
Redding Reloading Equipment
The Redding Type S Full Bushing Die for .28 Nosler gives reloaders a single-step solution for precise full-length resizing while controlling neck tension independently—exactly what you need when you're building accurate ammunition from once-fired brass or maintaining consistency across a string of handloads. Unlike standard full-length dies that resize the entire case neck uniformly, this die lets you manage neck fit with interchangeable bushings and an adjustable decapping rod, so you're never forced to choose between body control and neck precision.
What makes the Type S design stand out is its self-centering bushing system. As the case neck enters the die, the bushing aligns itself on the case neck itself—not on the die body—which dramatically improves concentricity and reduces runout. That matters whether you're loading for precision target work, long-range hunting, or competition. The interchangeable bushings come in .001" increments, giving you the granular control Redding is known for. If you need only part of the neck resized, the adjustable decapping rod lets you set bushing depth exactly where you want it.
The die ships without bushings (you'll source those separately to match your brass and bullet combo), but it includes both a standard size button and a decapping pin retainer for versatility. And if you ever need to use it as a body die only, you can remove the bushing and internal parts to do just that. This is the kind of flexibility that separates precision reloading dies from one-trick tools.
| Caliber | .28 Nosler |
| Die Type | Type S Full Bushing Resizing Die |
| Bushing Increments | .001" |
| Included Components | Die body, standard size button, decapping pin retainer, adjustable decapping rod; bushings sold separately |
Bushings are sold separately. Redding offers interchangeable bushings in .001" increments so you can dial in the exact neck fit your ammunition requires. You'll choose based on your brass and bullet combination.
Yes. By removing the bushing and all internal parts, you can convert the Type S die to function as a body die, giving you flexibility as your reloading needs evolve.
The bushing aligns itself on the case neck rather than on the die body, which centers the neck as it's resized. This reduces runout and improves concentricity—critical for consistent velocity and accuracy, especially in precision rifle loads.
The adjustable decapping rod lets you control how deep the bushing enters the case neck. You can resize the full neck length for once-fired or mixed brass, or set it to size only the upper portion if you're working with fire-formed cases and want to preserve some existing neck tension.
