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Old 03-15-2011, 10:28 PM
Mike Bell Mike Bell is offline
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No Blackout dies? how about Redding .300/221?

Well I was going to get a set of Forster 300 Blackout dies with the Ultra Micrometer............And God only know when they will be in stock......


So If I just order a set of Redding .300/221 can a new Redding micrometer seater be added to the .300/221 seater die? I saw they had a new one, but I didnt know if would fit on a .300/221
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Old 03-16-2011, 03:56 PM
i8asquirrel i8asquirrel is offline
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My Bolt gun is 300Blackout and MY AR is 300Whipser both chambered with PTG reamers. The Redding dies work great for me..
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Old 03-16-2011, 05:20 PM
Hoser Hoser is offline
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So If I just order a set of Redding .300/221 can a new Redding micrometer seater be added to the .300/221 seater die? I saw they had a new one, but I didnt know if would fit on a .300/221
Not sure if the micrometer top will fit. I kinda doubt it. You might want to give them a call. I have called them a few times and they were always very helpfull.

That said, I really like Redding dies. About all I use if I have a choice.
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Old 03-16-2011, 05:23 PM
ds762 ds762 is offline
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I prefer 300/221 Redding dies myself.

I've heard too many stories about the Forster dies being a fuzz off when forming brass from 223.
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