Does anyone make competition dies in .270 WSM ???

Redding will make you anything you like.

Go bushing/FL with a TiN bushing.

Wilson

Define "competition die", please?

- mike

Get a Lee Collet die for neck sizing. Get Forster BR or Redding Comp FL dies with their straight-line seaters for "normal" work, they basically duplicate what can be done on true comp dies such as the Wilsons.

No other threaded dies are worth calling "competition".

mho - Anyone can call anything they wish "competion" dies but it is commonly understood to mean dies that do a better job of making concentrict/straight ammo than is possible on more common designs. In effect, it usually means the seater die holds the case and bullet in complete alignment before seating starts. They aren't really made to any better tolerances, it's the design that counts. For threaded dies, only the Forsters and Reddings do that alignment job. A true competition type seater may or may not have a micrometer adjustment head, that adds user convience but does nothing for accuracy.

Redding makes them. I have a set but haven't used the yet. The .223 remington dies are great, I'd expect the same of the .270's. I'd consider the collet dies for neck sizing.

I'd not hang Lee's on a duck decoy.

Jim C,

Neil Jones at CPS will make either Arbor Press or threaded dies for any cartridge you can provide him a reamer print of.

Rich
DRSS

Thanks to all. Looks like i'll be getting a set of Reddings.

No offense, but i'd rather have a sister in a whorehouse than buy any Lee products anymore. Thanks again.

The TiN bushing and losing the expander,are two steps in the right direction.

Redding does collet dies.

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Redding does collet dies.

Redding does bushing dies. Lee does collet dies; they're good tools too!

Yep, my oops. Couldn't think of the right word. If I had planned ahead I would have bought a set when I bought my press and dies.