Forster Products 0.264'' Neck Bushing

The Forster Products 0.264'' Neck Bushing is a precision reloading component designed specifically for handloaders who demand tight, consistent neck sizing. Built exclusively for use with Forster Precision Plus Bushing Bump Dies, this neck bushing delivers the kind of case prep control that serious rifle shooters—whether you're loading for benchrest, long-range hunting, or match competition—rely on to achieve repeatable, accurate loads.

Forster manufactures their bushings in precise 0.001-inch increments to match the exact specifications of their die lineup. The 0.264'' size is engineered to neck-size cases in the appropriate caliber range with minimal runout and maximum consistency. All Forster bushings undergo cryogenic treatment, a process that hardens the steel and reduces friction, resulting in smoother operation and extended service life compared to untreated alternatives.

If you're already running a Forster Precision Plus Bushing Bump Die, upgrading or replacing your bushing with a correctly sized option is straightforward—just swap the component and get back to loading. Because Forster bushings are not interchangeable with other brands, you'll want to confirm your die model and case dimensions before ordering. This tight compatibility is by design: it ensures that your die system performs as intended, without the guesswork of universal fit.

Key Features

• Designed exclusively for Forster Precision Plus Bushing Bump Dies
• Manufactured in 0.001-inch increments for precise neck sizing
• Cryogenically treated for smooth operation and durability
• 0.264'' size for appropriate caliber range
• Not interchangeable with other brand bushings

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

Will this bushing work with other reloading press systems?

No. The Forster 0.264'' Neck Bushing is manufactured specifically for use with Forster Precision Plus Bushing Bump Dies and is not compatible with other brands' bushing die systems.

What does cryogenic treatment do?

Cryogenic treatment hardens the steel bushing, making it smoother to operate and more resistant to wear over the course of many reloading cycles, extending the life of the component.

How do I know what size bushing I need?

Your bushing size depends on the caliber and case dimensions you're loading. Forster manufactures bushings in 0.001-inch increments; consult your specific Forster die instructions or case specifications to determine the correct size for your application.