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I think there is one, but not sure.
A die set, that is used to resize the neck when forming cases.
One that would have different size bushings to form the neck in small steps.
I posted in the equipment forum if anyone used the C&H neck size die that uses different bushings..
The die body is just the holder for the bushings.
Seems like it would be perfect for reducing necks.
They used to be made not sure now if any are other than the actual loading dies Im not sure. He redding die bushings are all the same od so if going to 6mm you could start with a 308 bushing and work down.
The die set I made of my wildcat round with the 300 wsm shortened and necked down used the body portion of the die with several shoulder neck bushings to size down and re angle the shoulder. It does work at last for me.
Redding and RCBS make dies that use inserts to just size the neck. I have a Redding "25-06" one that I use to make 22-06s with, in 2 steps with the right inserts.