Which .223 Remington Competition dies or set of dies?

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Rusty
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29 July 2009, 06:39

Peter

I use standard RCBS dies and a Rockchucker press. I get 1/2 inch or less at 100 yards.Now my BR rifles I use a different setup!
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04 August 2009, 07:18

308Sako

Rusty, It's hard to beat a Redding bushing F/L sizer and their competition seater. Control the neck tension and get the accuracy you want.

This die set works fine for me in several different AR's and a smallbase die isn't required.

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05 August 2009, 17:52

Rusty

The rifle is a Savage bolt rifle. 1:9 twist.

So far we have had great success with Lee neck sizer and Forester seating die.