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RCBS Full-Length Competition Dies in .243 Winchester
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- Опубліковано 15 сер 2024
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In this video I show the RCBS Full-Length competition die set with windowed seating die and elevated expander ball loading .243 Winchester.
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I really like RCBS dies. This is a must have
Really been waiting for a great video on the RCBS Comp dies. I see clearly how they function now. Wish these RCBS dies were not as pricey as they are.
Well said! The .243 is kinda like a necked down .308. Great observation
Excellent video as usual.
Thanks man!
@@Ultimatereloader do you have to have that extension shell holder? I bought 223 rem in matchmaster. I seen your video on 6.5 creedoor and didn't see you use it. Just curious
Really enjoy your videos. Thanks for posting them. Question: COULD YOU DO A VIDEO ON USING THE REDDING BODY SIZING DIE? Doing more bench rest precision reloading and this would be very helpful! Thanks!
Thank you for your videos, your channel is becoming a go-to for information on products that catch the eye. My question is, have you tested the bullet runout with a concentricity gauge after using this seating die? PSA seems to have a good deal on the die set for .308 but I'm still hesitant to "pull the trigger." ;-)
Gavin, how do you find run out on these dies? Many reviews insist they are poor on run out and dies like the Forster are superior. I really like the bullet insertion window though.
Thanks
Any comparison to the Redding competition seater die?
it would be awesome to figure how to make that RCBS Bullet Seating die work with an auto bullet feeder on a progressive press.
Great video! Thanks!
I love your videos. Best learning and informational I have found. I am trying to figure out which RCBS Precision Mic would work for loading 30-30 Win. I am new at reloading and this one has me stumped. Thanks.
I've been using the .243 RCBS comp dies for about a year now. Really like them and they sure turn out some accurate rounds with minimal runout.! It sounds like you are still impressed with the MEC press. I'm very interested in upgrading to either MEC or Foster. If given the choice, what would you pick between the two..?
Good video, I apologize if I missed this info. I have the same die and I love it, it allows me to keep every single cartridge's OAL the same based off Ogive. I noticed that you just loaded each bullet. Did you sort and separate the bullets prior to seating? I don't, so I have to take each bullet out and measure it with my bullet comparator and caliper. It's a slow process but I am OK with it as long as all my OALs are the same. Just curious what your process was, I was thinking it was just to show how the die works? Thanks, I'll be subscribing!
Can the RCBS comp seating body be used with different calibers by Just changing the "floating collar"?
Please answer Gavin.
I am new to reloading. My first dieset is the matchmaster full length competition for a .243... I am confused... Someone told me it is supposed to crimp the neck... I don't see anything that crimps the neck. I have a neck sizer bushing though... Do I need a crimp on the neck? If so, how do I do that?
I hate this set of RCBS Competition dies cos the seating die add a huge run out. With the sizer I have a run out between 0.001" and 0.002" and after the seater I have around 0.01" ...
I like the window and the micrometer, but runout is pretty bad on mine.
What was the powder measure configuration that you were using?
Did you realise that your die when resizing is moving?
Only thing I can say is your powder set up is no way by any means accurate I've even tried most electronic scales and there no way close to accurate only way to do it if you want consistency is to use a bar scale and drop piece at a time I can load you 50 or how many ever rds and all will shot within 10fps that's were precise shooting comes from all other stuff is just icing on the cake just my advice not telling you what to do but maybe help you put bullet hole in bullet hole and like your setup thanks
If only it was available for 6.5 creedmoor
Can’t get it in 6.5 creedmoor
They copied the Vickerman die and still made it more expensive.
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