Thread: Bushing dies

Originally Posted by Mathias

I'm the same as @R93 on my 260 but I don't use the internal expander button, for the reasons shooternz mentions. Not using the expander also saves having to do inside neck lube. For hunting and plinking loads, a collet die will give the same results.

I haven't used an expander button on any rifle loads for years.

Maybe once in a while on a dented neck I think I can salvage.

That's another reason I like redding dies as they have a cap for the decapping pin that will not touch the sides as in my pick above.

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Originally Posted by R93

I haven't used an expander button on any rifle loads for years.

Maybe once in a while on a dented neck I think I can salvage.

That's another reason I like redding dies as they have a cap for the decapping pin that will not touch the sides as in my pick above.

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Ahuh, I thought that capping pin retainer looked larger as in a resizer button

Originally Posted by Mathias

Ahuh, I thought that capping pin retainer looked larger as in a resizer button

Sorry mate, you're right. I just checked. Has the button on it. Haven't loaded any 260 for ages.

Now I can't find my friggen knurled cap

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