Competition Seater Die for 223

[ExtremeX]

Im thinking of trying out a Competition Seater Die for 223.

Im not sure which one would be best, I have come across two options.

Redding Competition Seater Die 223 Remington

http://www.midwayusa.com/product/531039/redding-competition-seater-die-223-remington

RCBS Gold Medal Match Series Bushing Seater Die 223 Remington

http://www.midwayusa.com/product/763205/rcbs-gold-medal-match-series-bushing-seater-die-223-remington?cm_vc=subv1531039

RCBS also sells this - but I am loading on a progressing and I dont think it will be compatible.

http://www.midwayusa.com/product/173612/rcbs-competition-seater-die-223-remington?cm_vc=subv1531039

Am I missing any options? Which one should I go with?

[phish]

Look at the Forster seater as well. I use both Forster and Redding seaters and get equally good results of minimal runout and seating depth.

[anyracoon]

I use the Reddings on my Dillons as it is really easy to adjust OAL. I do have a couple of the RCBS competition dies, they have the click adjustment that you can feel as you adjust them. These only work on a single stage press but the bullet loads from the top side of the die. I use these for my reach out and touch'em rounds!

[LexLuther]

This might eliminate the need...

http://www.uniquetek.com/site/696296/product/T1230

[mroels]

Little off topic but I'm wondering if this is a necessary purchase. First of all I'm loading .223 and .308 on a Lee Handpress, not sure if that would even matter. Secondly I'm not necessarily shooting for groups but rather for distance, which obviously requires accurate ammo. Basically I'm trying to get consistent hits at 600-800yds with my 16" nothing fancy AR and the same with my 26" Rem 700. As AnyaRacoon put it I'm making "reach out and touch em rounds". Would these dies really help me?