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I didn't know this thread existed until now so here's a couple from April and one from Nov. A couple KY easterns and KY buck. Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-N910A using Tapatalk

Yes that's my plan. Or simply buy rcbs taper crimp dies. Or both. I know I'm overthinking this. It's a curse I was born with I guess Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-N910A using Tapatalk

Yes Hornady still makes dies in roll and taper crimp but not in 380. I'm not brand loyal either but I do like Hornady and rcbs dies for the price. I can see why you crimp separate but I'd like to take the time to get the seat/crimp die set up to save a space on my press for a bullet feeder...

You just answered my question. I did not realize anyone ever made a 380 revolver. Guess I don't know as much about guns as I thought. Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-N910A using Tapatalk

Thanks for the welcome. I just love reloading. I'm more into rifle cartridges but I recently found a brand new Hornady lnl progressive press at a pawn shop for a price I couldn't pass up. So I guess I'll start loading more auto pistols. When I started looking for 380 dies I noticed Hornady only...

I said acp rounds, I meant auto Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-N910A using Tapatalk

OK guys here's my first post and I know it's a repeat but I can't get a good answer. Why does Hornady (or anyone for that matter) sell only roll crimp 380 dies? You need, or at least imo should use, taper crimp dies for acp rounds. This is really driving me insane. I know people are gonna say...