Bullet seating die

[willtim]

I'm in the market for a high quality 7mm RM bullet seating die. Recommendations? Thanks

 

[slv hunter]

I use Redding Competition

 

[cape cove]

Forster

 

[doverpack12]

Forster benchrest seater.

 

[just_jon]

I've taken a shine to the RCBS MatchMaster seating die and am in the process of replacing my non-micrometer seating dies. Micrometer adjustments are precise and white markings really stand out on the black die, I have had to use a flashlight to see the markings on silver colored dies like the Hornady Match Grade. Also love that you can drop a bullet into the die body and let it handle things from there. No more fumbling trying to align things in the press.

 

[Tiny Tim]

Lol. Three responses, three different answers. I vote Reeing competition or Forster. Just my .02

 

[338 dude]

Redding

 

[Rum Man]

Hands down "Redding " with the Micro adj.
If your hand loading then its important to be perfect everytime !

Rum Man

 

[GLTaylor]

Might as well add Wilson chamber type seater. Used them for years, from benchrest to present

 

[logman48]

Redding

 

[Tiny Tim]

Might as well add Wilson chamber type seater. Used them for years, from benchrest to present

Couldn't resist could you. Lol

 

[LaHunter]

Redding Competition Seating Die

 

[Jud96]

I like and use Hornady dies. They're very affordable and with the micro adjust top they're super convenient and easy to use. I get CBTO measurements of +-.001 and runout that's under .003 TIR with them. I will continue to use them until I have a problem with them. They're only around $45 for a set and like $25 for the micro adjust top. They're very affordable.

 

[Savage 12BVSS]

Forster

Forster benchrest seater.

I agree 100% the long sleeve keeps the bullet straight. I have all forster benchrest seaters now but one, its a redding and I will soon replace it.