Best place to buy bushings?

[NC/Br Shooter]

I have myself my first tight neck chamber. Iv measured some loaded rounds. And I need to get down to ..267 or .266.loaded round.
I have been using a .266 bushing in my die for the no turn chambers .
I'm thinking I need to find a .264 bushing.
Where is the best place to buy bushings?
I have Wilson does.
Thank you

 

[Eagle Six]

I use SAC bushing (Short Action Custom). They sell direct and I think Midway also sells them.

 

[NC/Br Shooter]

Yeap. You are correct. I got ahold of them. Just now. I looked at SAC dies. They look quality

 

[Gabe22BR]

I use benchrite-PMA carbide bushings-
I use a 266.5 bushing

Carbide Neck Die Bushings

These bushings are the standard 1/2 inch diameter by 3/8 inch tall style used in most sizing dies, custom and standard production from Wilson, Redding, Hornady and most others.

www.pmatool.com

I can see this went all over everyone’s head..
Carbide bushings in half thousandths…

 

[fkimble@charter.net]

A smaller bushing is not going to make your loaded round neck diameter smaller after bullet is seated. It will increase the neck to bullet tension. Bullet diameter plus 2X neck diameter will be the same unless you turn the necks.

Frank

 

[Bc'z]

Whiddens, I just got the TiN coated shipped for $29.
My Wilson started gauling my necks

 

[rijndael]

I'm a Brownell's Edge member; I usually get small stuff from them so I don't have to wait to tag it on to a larger order or pay a high shipping fee for a tiny item.

I generally avoid Midway because their free shipping is slower than getting some things from China.

 

[RustyInBend]

Another vote for Short Action Customs ... BEST bushings EVER !!!

 

[Gman]

A smaller bushing is not going to make your loaded round neck diameter smaller after bullet is seated. It will increase the neck to bullet tension. Bullet diameter plus 2X neck diameter will be the same unless you turn the necks.

Frank

I sure hope that he takes this advice.

 

[quartermaster]

Precision Reloading sells them also. I have all titaniun coated Reddings. The RCBS ones are interchangeable with Redding’s and a few others. The non coated Reddings are realatively cheaper also

 

[Benchrest Braxton]

I'm a Brownell's Edge member; I usually get small stuff from them so I don't have to wait to tag it on to a larger order or pay a high shipping fee for a tiny item.

I generally avoid Midway because their free shipping is slower than getting some things from China.

not only is their shipping slow, but I have received the worst packed items I have ever received by them. Their shipping department must be staffed by kindergartners.

Highest prices on everything + poorly packed shipping = no longer doing business there.

 

[Webster]

I have myself my first tight neck chamber. Iv measured some loaded rounds. And I need to get down to ..267 or .266.loaded round.
I have been using a .266 bushing in my die for the no turn chambers .
I'm thinking I need to find a .264 bushing.
Where is the best place to buy bushings?
I have Wilson does.
Thank you

You probably want smaller than .266. I have steel bushings from Midway. Some were never used. A few were used on a few cases. Will sell cheap (.266, .267, .268, .269, .270. PM me.

 

[NC/Br Shooter]

You probably want smaller than .266. I have steel bushings from Midway. Some were never used. A few were used on a few cases. Will sell cheap (.266, .267, .268, .269, .270. PM me.

It's much appreciated. Ijust found out that, The Hornady, RCBS, and Wilson bushings are compatible. I ended up getting
.263. .264. .265
It's amazing what these things cost!

 

[NC/Br Shooter]

A smaller bushing is not going to make your loaded round neck diameter smaller after bullet is seated. It will increase the neck to bullet tension. Bullet diameter plus 2X neck diameter will be the same unless you turn the necks.

Frank

That's the reason, turning necks!!!!

 

[NC/Br Shooter]

Whiddens, I just got the TiN coated shipped for $29.
My Wilson started gauling my necks

That's where I ordered mine from today.
Man! I leafy them a message,and they called me back! Super nice and had the one's I needed. I had ordered from them three years ago, and three years before that. Might order something in three more years. All jokes aside. It'a be sooner than that cuz,,,,,,,,, Well, I just like em.

 

[17cal Fan]

I should have bought 1 in every size while I worked at Bushnell. My cost on RCBS bushings was like $3. What a racket.

 

[Dave M.]

A smaller bushing is not going to make your loaded round neck diameter smaller after bullet is seated. It will increase the neck to bullet tension. Bullet diameter plus 2X neck diameter will be the same unless you turn the necks.

Frank

2x neck thickness you mean

 

[Leeman]

Another vote for Benchrite carbide bushings. I doubt you would go back to steel, even coated after using Carbide.

 

[cdgaydos]

As others have stated, unless I’m missing the issue… you will need to turn your necks down so the loaded round fits in your chamber neck… which will require new smaller bushings to achieve the same neck tension after the necks are turned…

 

[NC/Br Shooter]

As others have stated, unless I’m missing the issue… you will need to turn your necks down so the loaded round fits in your chamber neck… which will require new smaller bushings to achieve the same neck tension after the necks are turned…

Yes,, That was mentioned. Always used a .266 for no turn.
Bought.265,.264, .263. Just in case.
Turned my first piece's today.
Was super easy.