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Redding Reloading

Introduced at the SHOT Show 2014

High volume, progressive, reloaders have struggled for years with the realities of case variation and the resulting difficulties in obtaining a uniform crimp.  Case length is not the only variable, as case neck wall thickness also impacts where the case intersects the die's tapered crimping surface.

The new Redding Micro-Adjusting Taper Crimp Dies for 223 Rem and 308 Win use a knurled, micrometer type head situated on top of the die to provide approximately + or -0.100" of "on the fly" adjustment after initial set - up.  They use a truly innovative "Free Floating" internal sleeve of hardened steel to form the crimp