Whidden Gunworks reloading dies are the best way to be sure you are getting the most out of your time at the reloading bench. If you want maximum precision for your favorite rounds – including many wildcat rounds – you need the tools we build into each one. Both the Whidden Bushing Die and Whidden Standard Die are manufactured to tolerances that exceed most expectations.

NOTICE: We do our best to keep all of our standard caliber reloading dies in stock. If for some unforeseen reason we are out of stock of a caliber die, you the customer, will be notified within 24 business hours of the order being placed. We will then order in from Whidden directly, this should only take 10-14 days.

BUSHING DIE - The Whidden Bushing Sizer allows the flexibility of neck tension should a different thickness in the neck of the brass occur from one manufacturer to another. The bushings also allow the shooter the opportunity to achieve the desired neck tension after neck turning of the brass. The bushings allow for .001” increments in neck tension in a range from .20 to .408 calibers.

FEATURES - All of our standard sizer dies include a shoulder datum collar (shoulder bump gauge) to measure shoulder bump and headspace. They also include a pin retainer should you chose to use your sizer without the expander. The wide knurling on the die and lock ring make small hand adjustments simple. The tolerances of the Whidden Standard Die give a repetitive measurement time after time. The Standard die comes complete with a die locking ring to allow the operator to secure the die at the preferred setting. Once the die is set, the locking ring is simply secured using an allen head machine set screw. This allows for a consistent setting from one loading to the next without the need for adjustment.

CLICK ADJUSTMENT - Recently we introduced our Click Adjustable Sizing Die and it has met with great success. We have received a flood of calls asking if previously purchased Whidden Gunworks Sizers can be modified to be Click Adjustable and the answer was no until now.