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Gents: Sooner or later I'm getting a 6.5x55 and will start rounding up some Redding S bushing dies, etc. Can someone give me a clue as to what a loaded round mikes using Winchester brass and Lapua brass? When I order the dies, it would be nice to get a couple of bushings in the same package. Thanks.
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It's immaterial. You need to reload some ammo using your bullet of choice an then do the measuring drill.
6.5 bullets vary (as do all calibers) so........
BTW, IMO/E it's a waste of money unless you are a serious target shooter.
My RCBS regular dies will load "bughole" ammo with Berger VLDs.
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i'm running a .292 bushing for Win brass. this gives me .0015-.002" interference fit betwixt case mouth and bullet
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Thanks toad, I just needed a place to start. I use bushing dies for three other chamberings, and they work very well.
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