p>The RCBS 280 Rem Full Length Die Set (Model 14001) is a precision metallic handloading accessory engineered to process bottleneck .280 Remington rifle cartridges. Machined from case-hardened steel, this two-die set restores fired brass back to SAAMI minimum cartridge dimensions, ensuring reliable chambering and operation in standard bolt-action or semi-automatic firearms chambered in .280 Remington (also known as 7mm Express Rem or 7mm-06 Rem).

Key Features

• Full-Length Sizer Die: Fitted with an integrated Expander-Decapping Unit that de-primes brass, resizes the exterior case body, and expands the neck to accept a new projectile.
• Integrated Air Vents: Features built-in vent holes to prevent trapped air or excess case lubricant from denting the brass shoulder during sizing.
• Seater Die: Includes an adjustable bullet seating plug to control seating depth, paired with a built-in roll crimper to secure bullets in place for hunting or heavy-recoil applications.
• Standard Interface: Utilizes a standard thread pattern to ensure compatibility with most major reloading presses on the market.

Product Specifications

• Thread Interface: Standard 7/8"-14 thread
• Physical Weight: Approximately 1.3 lbs (0.59 kg) in packaging
• Package Dimensions: 5.9" x 4.5" x 1.8" (approx. 15 cm x 11.4 cm x 4.6 cm)
• Material: Machined, case-hardened steel
• Power Requirements: None (fully mechanical handtool accessory)

Who is the Rcbs 280 Rem Full Length Die Set for?

• Handloaders processing bottleneck .280 Remington rifle cartridges — who require a highly compatible tool utilizing the industry-standard 7/8"-14 thread to interface seamlessly with their existing single-stage or progressive reloading presses.
• Hunters and sport shooters reloading brass for bolt-action or semi-automatic firearms — who need to resize fired brass down to factory tolerances using a durable 1.3 lbs case-hardened steel die set to ensure smooth chambering and reliable feeding.

Less suitable for: Reloaders processing .280 Ackley Improved (.280 AI) cases, which require a dedicated Ackley-specific die set, or marksmen looking to extend brass life by sizing only the case neck using a neck-sizing-only die.