Products tagged with 'reloading dies'

This die removes the flare from the case mouth and crimps the case mouth around the bullet while maintaining a sharp edge for proper headspace. Improves feeding of reloaded cases in semiautomatic handguns.

9mm Luger pistol bullet seating die only complete. There are two crimp shoulders in our pistol Bullet Seating Dies. The first shoulder applies a slight taper crimp and the second shoulder applies a full roll crimp. The closer the die is adjusted to the shell holder the heavier the crimp will be.

Lee 9MM Luger Carbide Full-Length Sizing Die only. No case lube required.

Lee 7mm Remington Magnum Collet Die only that uses a collet to squeeze a mandrel, creating a precisely aligned case neck while reducing run out. Sizes just the neck and requires no lubrication.

Lee 223 Collet Die only that uses a Collet to squeeze a Mandrel, creating a precisely aligned case neck while reducing run out. Sizes just the neck and requires no lubrication.

9.3x62 Factory Crimp Die in 7/8 x 14" thread crimps the bullet in place more firmly than any other tool. Tests demonstrate that even bullets which have no crimp groove will shoot more accurately. A firm crimp improves accuracy because pressure must build to a higher level before the bullet begins to move. This higher start pressure insures a more uniform pressure curve and less velocity variation.

Lee 223 Rem Factory Crimp Die crimps the bullet in place more firmly than any other tool. Works with 223 Remington and 223 Ackley Improved. Tests demonstrate that even bullets which have no crimp groove will shoot more accurately. A firm crimp improves accuracy because pressure must build to a higher level before the bullet begins to move. This higher start pressure insures a more uniform pressure curve and less velocity variation.

Lee 9MM Powder Thru Expanding Die charges the case while expanding the case mouth. Used with powder funnel adapter or the Auto Disk or Pro Auto Disk Powder Measure.

Lee 9MM LUGER/38 SUPER/38 ACP/380 AUTO Taper Crimp Die, overcomes crimp problems caused by poor die design. Offers little or no advantage when used with 1986 or newer Lee Dies as the crimp angle is already a modified taper crimp. Jacketed bullets must have a crimp groove.