Dillon 6.5 Creedmoor f

[iliv2ryd1]

Anyone have the part number to order Dillon Dies Set 6.5 Creedmoor for 650XL.
Thanks

 

[Adam B]

You can use any dies with this setup. I use a neck die in the first stage, a body die in the second, drop my powder in the third, seat my bullet in the fourth and add a crip if I am shooting a semi-auto in the fifth stage.

 

[iliv2ryd1]

is Dillon making Dies Set 6.5 Creedmoor? I can't find it anywhere.

 

[Adam B]

I would recommend dies other than Dillon for precision loading.

 

[iliv2ryd1]

I would recommend dies other than Dillon for precision loading.

What Dies would you recommend?

 

[Adam B]

redding bushing neck, body dies and the micrometer seating dies. You will need to establish what bushing you need based on the bullet you are using.

This is a great turn key set

https://ads.midwayusa.com/product/1018258755/redding-competition-bushing-3-die-neck-sizer-set

 

[iliv2ryd1]

redding bushing neck, body dies and the micrometer seating dies. You will need to establish what bushing you need based on the bullet you are using.

This is a great turn key set

https://ads.midwayusa.com/product/1018258755/redding-competition-bushing-3-die-neck-sizer-set

So the bushing size is based on the diameter of the bullet the bullet I'll be using is a Hornady 6.5 MM 147 Grain EDL MATCH #26333 , H4350
Still look at primers.

 

[Adam B]

 

[iliv2ryd1]

Thanks that was helpful only have used Dillon dies sets & Lee factory crimp die.

 

[Rimfiremike]

I would recommend the Forster Benchrest die set for the 6.5 CM.
If you are loading for only one rifle, send the sizing die to them along with a few fired cases and they will hone it out so it matches the fired brass and doesn't overwork the brass for a nominal fee.
The Forster seater dies are my favorite. The benchrest version is the same as the ultra, just cheaper without the micrometer markings on the top. I find I don't use the markings, so save a decent amount of $$ by going with the benchrest version.

 

[Adam B]

I agree with Rimfiremike, the Redding set is quick and easy but if you are looking for ultimate accuracy the Forster is the way to go