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L.E. Wilson 222 Remington Bushing Neck Sizing Die$84.48
Availability: In Stock
The L.E. Wilson 22-250 Remington bushing neck sizing die gives you precision control over how much your case necks get sized—something shooters serious about brass longevity and concentricity really value. Instead of the conventional expander that comes standard on most dies, this die uses interchangeable sizing bushings that work the outside of the neck. That design eliminates runout issues and means your brass lasts longer, which matters whether you're a high-volume reloader or just want to get the most from quality brass.
If you've been chasing tighter groups and noticed that neck runout can pile on tenths, a bushing neck die deserves a hard look. The L.E. Wilson approach lets you dial in the exact amount of sizing pressure you want by swapping bushings—no guessing, no compromise. The die sizes the neck to 3/16" from the case mouth, a setup many precision reloaders prefer for better bullet fit and concentricity control. Pair it with an arbor press (the standard tool for neck sizing work) and you've got a no-nonsense die that does one job really well.
The die comes with a decapping rod so you can remove spent primers as part of your prep work. Keep in mind that bushings are sold separately—you'll choose the size that matches your bullet diameter and desired neck tension. The neck die base is also a separate purchase, so verify you have both before you start loading. For 22-250 Remington handloaders who want to optimize brass life and improve their ammo's consistency, this is a solid, straightforward tool.
| Caliber | 22-250 Remington |
| Die Type | Bushing Neck Sizing Die |
| Sizing Method | Interchangeable bushings (outside neck) |
| Press Type | Arbor Press |
| Neck Sizing Length | 3/16" from case mouth |
| Included Components | Die, decapping rod |
| Bushings | Sold separately |
| Neck Die Base | Sold separately |
Bushing neck dies let you control exactly how much you size the case neck by swapping out bushings, and they eliminate the expander ball that can introduce runout. This gives you better concentricity and longer brass life—two things that help tighter groups and lower your per-round cost over time.
No. The die includes the decapping rod, but bushings and the neck die base are sold separately. You'll need to purchase the base and then select bushings that match your bullet diameter and desired neck tension.
This die is designed for use with an arbor press, the standard tool for neck sizing work. An arbor press gives you the leverage and control that neck sizing requires.
The die sizes the neck to 3/16" from the case mouth, which is the depth many precision reloaders prefer for optimal bullet seating and neck tension.
SKU: 194197103 • Weight: 0.6oz
Availability: In Stock
The L.E. Wilson 22-250 Remington bushing neck sizing die gives you precision control over how much your case necks get sized—something shooters serious about brass longevity and concentricity really value. Instead of the conventional expander that comes standard on most dies, this die uses interchangeable sizing bushings that work the outside of the neck. That design eliminates runout issues and means your brass lasts longer, which matters whether you're a high-volume reloader or just want to get the most from quality brass.
If you've been chasing tighter groups and noticed that neck runout can pile on tenths, a bushing neck die deserves a hard look. The L.E. Wilson approach lets you dial in the exact amount of sizing pressure you want by swapping bushings—no guessing, no compromise. The die sizes the neck to 3/16" from the case mouth, a setup many precision reloaders prefer for better bullet fit and concentricity control. Pair it with an arbor press (the standard tool for neck sizing work) and you've got a no-nonsense die that does one job really well.
The die comes with a decapping rod so you can remove spent primers as part of your prep work. Keep in mind that bushings are sold separately—you'll choose the size that matches your bullet diameter and desired neck tension. The neck die base is also a separate purchase, so verify you have both before you start loading. For 22-250 Remington handloaders who want to optimize brass life and improve their ammo's consistency, this is a solid, straightforward tool.
| Caliber | 22-250 Remington |
| Die Type | Bushing Neck Sizing Die |
| Sizing Method | Interchangeable bushings (outside neck) |
| Press Type | Arbor Press |
| Neck Sizing Length | 3/16" from case mouth |
| Included Components | Die, decapping rod |
| Bushings | Sold separately |
| Neck Die Base | Sold separately |
Bushing neck dies let you control exactly how much you size the case neck by swapping out bushings, and they eliminate the expander ball that can introduce runout. This gives you better concentricity and longer brass life—two things that help tighter groups and lower your per-round cost over time.
No. The die includes the decapping rod, but bushings and the neck die base are sold separately. You'll need to purchase the base and then select bushings that match your bullet diameter and desired neck tension.
This die is designed for use with an arbor press, the standard tool for neck sizing work. An arbor press gives you the leverage and control that neck sizing requires.
The die sizes the neck to 3/16" from the case mouth, which is the depth many precision reloaders prefer for optimal bullet seating and neck tension.
SKU: 194197103 • Weight: 0.6oz