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This is again a hard one to deal with. My personal thoughts are that unless you will be reloading for high volume pistol or gallery type calibres I would recommend a single stage press. As far as I am concerned there are two main reasons why I think this way.

1. As a new comer to reloading with a single stage press you can concentrate on one station at a time as compared to a progressive press which could have 4, 5 or 6 stations going on at the same time.
2. Generally speaking single stage presses are built stronger and have less play in them. (less moving parts)

We can export most things abroad, but powders and primers are excluded. With regards to consumables (brass & projectiles) these can be often sent to your country after completion of the correct paperwork by you and us. All international powder and primer orders will be refunded with out notice.

There are two ways to work this little sum out : Firstly you measure the wall thickness of your neck (with a ball micrometer not calipers) and double it and then add the calibre size to that total then subtract .001″ – .003″ of the sum total to finish with the bushing size. Secondly you measure across the neck of a “LOADED ROUND” to get the sum total then subtract between .001″ – .003″  .001″ being the loosest and .003″ the tightest.

Redding Dies, of Course!

While it may be tempting to order our Type “S” Dies or Competition Dies right out of the gate, most new reloaders would be better served with a standard Full Length Die Set. These Dies can produce extremely accurate ammunition and are much easier to use than Bushing/Competition Dies. Moreover, a Standard Die Set is a fantastic way to learn the mechanics of reloading.

This damage usually happens when the user adjusts it incorrectly. If the Decapping Rod Assembly is adjusted so that the expander button hits the head of a case during the sizing operation, (adjusted too low) the Decapping Rod will bend or break.

The Decapping Rod Assembly should be adjusted so that the decapping pin protrudes from the bottom of the Die approximately 3/16 of an inch (about the thickness of two Nickels).

While not covered under Warranty, Redding Reloading will happily replace one (1) Decapping Rod for a customer who damages theirs. Subsequent Decapping Rod Assemblies can be purchased from a Redding Dealer or from us directly.

Note that this does not apply to the Competition Neck Sizing Die. Competition Neck Sizing Dies must be sent to Redding Reloading for any repair work.

Legally we are unable to ship Primers to you directly, these are classed as HAZMAT and treated the same as ammunition and are face to face only with a valid certificate, i.e. collection only in person. Powder can be sent, but as a company we have chosen to not do so, it will incur a HAZMAT delivery charge which is often £30 upwards, dependant on location,  which makes it a non starter for the odd tub. How ever if you would like to pay the haulage and HAZMAT charges we can ship both items to a RFD in your area, if you have one who is willing to receive it for you.