Redding Neck Sizing Bushings .267"

The Redding Neck Sizing Bushings .267" (part number 76267) are precision reloading components engineered for handloaders who demand consistent neck tension across their ammunition batches. These bushings are part of Redding Reloading Equipment's comprehensive sizing bushing lineup, available in diameters spanning .256" through .338" to accommodate calibers from .17 to .338 Winchester Magnum and beyond. The .267" diameter is specifically matched for certain mid-range cartridges requiring precise neck control during the sizing process.

Construction and material composition directly impact reloading consistency. These bushings are manufactured from heat-treated steel with titanium nitride surface treatment—a combination that increases effective surface hardness while reducing the friction generated during the sizing stroke. Lower friction means reduced sizing force requirements, easier shell plate advancement, and more uniform neck tension from round to round. The .267" dimension provides the exact amount of neck tension needed for proper cartridge headspacing and bullet retention without over-working brass, which extends case life through multiple reload cycles. Measuring 2.9 x 0.55 x 4 inches and weighing just 0.02 lbs, the bushing integrates into standard Redding sizing die assemblies without additional modifications.

Handloaders focused on precision rifle ammunition production rely on neck sizing bushings to manage the critical variable of neck tension—the fit between bullet and case neck that affects seating consistency and chamber fit. Competitors in long-range shooting, hunters pursuing accuracy-dependent workflows, and ammunition developers all depend on properly matched bushing diameters to achieve repeatable results. The .267" size fits within Redding's extensive bushing ecosystem, allowing shooters to dial in the exact neck control required for their specific firearms, powders, and bullets. Whether upgrading an existing press or building a complete reloading system, this bushing represents a straightforward, cost-effective approach to improving ammunition uniformity.