Howdy all.
Got a quick question, as I'm cornfuzzled here, about the Lee Factory Crimp Die.
I picked up a Lee Factory Crimp Die for my .41 Magnum. I used it when I loaded some JHP rounds with no issues and I'll continue to use it when loading JHP rounds.
My question has to do with cast bullets. I've read so much for and against the Lee Factory Crimp Die in regards to cast bullets that I don't know if I want to use it or not.
I could set my die to crimp while seating but I prefer to do that as a separate step. I'm not looking forward to using my seating die to crimp in a separate step as that means I have to readjust my die each time.
My concern is with leading using cast bullets. Some say the Lee Factory Crimp Die causes leading and inaccuracy while others swear by it.
What do you all say and thank you for your help.
Vince
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Got a quick question, as I'm cornfuzzled here, about the Lee Factory Crimp Die.
I picked up a Lee Factory Crimp Die for my .41 Magnum. I used it when I loaded some JHP rounds with no issues and I'll continue to use it when loading JHP rounds.
My question has to do with cast bullets. I've read so much for and against the Lee Factory Crimp Die in regards to cast bullets that I don't know if I want to use it or not.
I could set my die to crimp while seating but I prefer to do that as a separate step. I'm not looking forward to using my seating die to crimp in a separate step as that means I have to readjust my die each time.
My concern is with leading using cast bullets. Some say the Lee Factory Crimp Die causes leading and inaccuracy while others swear by it.
What do you all say and thank you for your help.
Vince
Sent from my SGH-M919 using Tapatalk