First Look: Redding Reloading 7-6.5 PRCW and 33XC Dies

Redding is adding dies for two special-purpose rifle cartridges.

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posted on September 10, 2025
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7-6.5 PRCW and 33XC Dies

Redding Reloading Equipment is now offering reloading dies and die sets for two boutique rifle cartridges, the 7-6.5 PRCW and 33 XC. Both calibers will be offered with Redding Reloading’s Z Series ⅞-14 standard size dies.

Redding Z Series Dies Features:

  • Top-notch concentricity and bullet alignment.
  • Compatible with most standard reloading presses with a bushing or turret change.
  • Enhanced durability for long-term reloading use.
  • Precise case sizing and bullet seating for optimal performance.

The 7-6.5 PRCW Rifle Cartridge

The 7-6.5 PRCW rifle cartridge was designed by Alex Wheeler, whose specialty lies in long distance precision rifle competitions like F-Class, Benchrest and PRS. The cartridge consists of a modified 6.5 mm PRC case necked up to accept a .284-inch (7mm) projectile.

The 33 XC Rifle Cartridge

The 33 XC cartridge was designed by David Tubbs for extreme long range (ELR) shooting applications and shooting events like the “King Of 1 Mile” that feature targets out to distances of 2,400 yards. This cartridge is loaded with .338-diameter projectiles and beyond ELR target shooting, it can also be loaded for long-range hunting applications.              

To learn more about Redding Reloading Equipment’ website at redding-reloading.com to the see the full range of products for hand-loading ammunition from Redding.

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