The Redding 22-250 Rem Full Length Die Set is a two-die reloading system designed to return fired .22-250 Remington brass to factory SAAMI minimum dimensions and seat standard .224" diameter projectiles. Machined from case-hardened alloy steel, heat-treated in atmospheric furnaces, and hand-polished, this tooling set ensures smooth chambering and consistent feeding across bolt-action and repeating rifles. Built on standard 7/8"-14 threads, the set mounts directly to standard single-stage and turret reloading presses.

Key Features

• Full-Length Resizing Die: Resizes the case body, bumps the case shoulder back to factory tolerances, and expands the neck to establish correct bullet retention. Includes a decapping rod assembly, expander size button, and standard decapping pin.
• Bullet Seating Die: Aligns and seats .224" diameter bullets to depth, featuring an integrated crimp ring for optional case-mouth crimping.
• Precision Construction: Manufactured from heat-treated, case-hardened steel to withstand sizing forces when used with standard case lubricant.
• Press Compatibility: Utilises standard 7/8"-14 threading to interface with standard reloading presses.
• Included Accessories: Supplied with a spare decapping pin, hex wrench, and a hard plastic storage box that doubles as a cartridge loading block.

Specifications

• Calibre: .22-250 Remington
• Compatible Bullet Diameter: .224"
• Thread Interface: 7/8"-14 standard reloading thread
• Die Set Type: Full-Length 2-Die Set (Resizing Die and Seating Die)
• Required Shellholder: Standard universal #1 shellholder
• Decapping Pin Protrusion: 3/16" (approx. 4.76 mm) below the bottom of the sizing die
• Packaged Weight: Approximately 0.5–0.6 kg

Who is the Redding 22-250 Rem Full Length Die Set for?

• Varmint shooters reloading for multiple rifles — requires sizing fired .22-250 Remington brass back to factory SAAMI dimensions using a standard 7/8"-14 thread press to guarantee smooth chambering across different firearm actions rather than fire-forming brass to one specific chamber.
• Hunters requiring reliable cartridge cycling — relies on a full-length sizing die that seats .224" diameter projectiles and resizes the entire case body to eliminate feeding and extraction failures under variable field conditions.

Less suitable for: Target shooters reloading fire-formed brass exclusively for a single bolt-action rifle to extend brass life (where a dedicated neck-sizing die is preferred), or precision competitors who require micrometer-adjustable seating depth in .001" increments and fine-tuned neck tension (where competition seating dies and bushing neck dies are better suited).