MEC Powder Bushing #22 Size

The MEC Powder Bushing #22 Size is a precision reloading component engineered for shooters who demand consistency and reliability in high-volume ammunition production. Manufactured by Mayville Engineering Co.—a trusted name in reloading equipment since the 1960s—this powder bushing serves as a critical replacement part for progressive and single-stage reloading presses. Whether you're a competitive shooter, law enforcement armorer, or serious handloader, having a spare bushing in the correct size on hand ensures zero downtime during critical training cycles or match preparation.

Constructed from aluminum, the MEC Powder Bushing #22 is engineered to withstand the rigorous demands of repetitive reloading operations while maintaining dimensional stability across thousands of cycles. The #22 size designation indicates this bushing is calibrated for specific powder charge weights within MEC's standardized bushing range, allowing you to achieve precise, repeatable load data without manual adjustment. Its compact design—measuring 3.8 x 0.8 x 4.95 inches—fits seamlessly into both progressive charge bars and single-stage setups, making it a versatile solution for reloaders running diverse caliber lineups. The aluminum construction provides excellent durability while remaining light enough for quick changeouts between loading sessions.

High-volume reloaders and ammunition manufacturers benefit most from stocking multiple bushings in their most-used sizes, eliminating the need to disassemble and recalibrate equipment between powder charges. This bushing is compatible with all MEC progressive and single-stage press systems that utilize standard charge bar configurations. Installation requires no special tools—simply remove the existing bushing and drop in the replacement to resume loading. For anyone operating reloading equipment in tactical training environments, law enforcement academies, or competitive shooting programs, maintaining inventory of commonly used MEC bushings is essential preventative maintenance that pays dividends in operational continuity.