The Redding Type S Bushing Neck Die for 22-250 Rem is a precision reloading die built for shooters who want tight control over case neck sizing and bullet tension. Unlike full-length sizing dies that work the entire case, a bushing neck die isolates the neck resizing process, giving you the consistency you need for accurate, repeatable handloads—whether you're loading for a match rifle, a precision hunting build, or serious long-range work.

What sets the Type S system apart is its interchangeable bushing design. Redding offers bushings in .001-inch increments, so you can fine-tune neck tension to match your brass, your bullets, and your rifle's chamber. The bushing self-centers on the case neck during sizing, which naturally improves concentricity—a major factor in shot-to-shot consistency. This is especially valuable if you're working with once-fired commercial brass or sorting neck-turned brass for uniformity.

The die ships with an adjustable decapping rod and standard decapping button, giving you the flexibility to resize just the upper portion of the neck if that suits your process. A decapping pin retainer is also included (except on 17 and 20 caliber dies), so you can perform neck sizing alone without the button if you prefer. For reloaders serious about precision, the Type S bushing neck die transforms case prep from a one-size-fits-all step into a tunable part of your handloading system.

The Redding Type S Bushing Neck Die for 22-250 Rem is a precision reloading die built for shooters who want tight control over case neck sizing and bullet tension. Unlike full-length sizing dies that work the entire case, a bushing neck die isolates the neck resizing process, giving you the consistency you need for accurate, repeatable handloads—whether you're loading for a match rifle, a precision hunting build, or serious long-range work.

What sets the Type S system apart is its interchangeable bushing design. Redding offers bushings in .001-inch increments, so you can fine-tune neck tension to match your brass, your bullets, and your rifle's chamber. The bushing self-centers on the case neck during sizing, which naturally improves concentricity—a major factor in shot-to-shot consistency. This is especially valuable if you're working with once-fired commercial brass or sorting neck-turned brass for uniformity.

The die ships with an adjustable decapping rod and standard decapping button, giving you the flexibility to resize just the upper portion of the neck if that suits your process. A decapping pin retainer is also included (except on 17 and 20 caliber dies), so you can perform neck sizing alone without the button if you prefer. For reloaders serious about precision, the Type S bushing neck die transforms case prep from a one-size-fits-all step into a tunable part of your handloading system.