what type of crimp is the seating die ?
1287541
Set die depth around case, starting shallow going deeper depending on amount of crimp desired. Very simple a little practice and get it just like you want. When starting to get to much of a crimp shell case will become distorted, give it a try, great dies.....
1287542
I have a single stage press. I do my reloading in stages. With the 9mm I have punched the primers and cleaned the shell and primer pocket but I have not reloaded any yet so I can't say. I will say that once properly set it should crimp in the very top of the case on each one.
1287543
It's a taper crimp. The die will be marked "TC" on the side of the seating die.
1438767
no, they are separate dies. The seating die sets the depth of the bullet and the crimping die crimps the bullet.
1421850
Yes, this set comes with a crimp die. I use it in a Dillon 650 and it works fine. Next to Dillon dies, these are the best around. Lee dies are your best value.
1040740
Yes it does, but the factory crimp die is included in this set so use the bullet seating die only to seat the bullet and use the factory crimp die to crimp (better crimp and easier to adjust amount of crimp).
332043
if the die set has four (4) dies, one is usually the crimp die. The 3 die sets often do not come with the crimp die so that can be purchased separately. I reload 9mm and .357 and also .380 although am still waiting on crimp die for the .380 as those are hard to find. Hope this helps, good luck reloading, it is a neat hobby to get into.....GG
1629077
No, there is a separate expander die. The three die set contains the sizing/depriming die, an expander die, and a bullet seating/crimping die.
2222225
Yes, always check the length, but these dies will not knock out the primer crimp. You will need at tool for that to return the primer diameter back to factory size
287032
Both are crimped if connector is inserted correctly. I have had zero problems with these crimpers. The wings are curled perfectly.
1183975
heavy duty die cast aluminium. you will find a complete description here http://www.sears.com/westmark-spaetzle-classic-round-noodle-maker-by/p-SPM7019974008P
45401
I'm not sure. I have a Greenlee coax crimper that takes a similar width die but the length of the die is longer. The HT-225D dies are 25.75mm X 6mm (6mm where it fits in the tool) I hope this helps.
1819906
I like the tool very much, but do not know if other die sets are available. You might want to check out a) PWRcrimp Crimp Tool, sku# 58568-1049 sold by West Mountain Radio, or b) Tricrimp by powerwerx.com that has 6 other dies available.
1763517
I bought the taper crimp die seperately.I would thus recommend the four die set.I hope that answers your question.Semper Fi!!Hugh
1198697
it does not crimp. I use the lee taper crimp die on my single stage after I load a batch
1977415
Jim, the crimper has more than enough power to crimp this connector, it comes with a good selection of dies that will work for your application, another source for the die size/ information is www.burndy.com glad to help, regards
1604389
Sorry took so long yes it had a decamp ping die also a dead length bullet seating die / collet neck sizer/ full length sizer. The full length sizer and collet have decappers does not come with crimp die.
1763518
You can use your bullet seating die to taper crimp by turning it in just a bit, 1/4 turn or more depending on the degree you need. It will tell you how to do this in the instructions during set up of your die, but make sure your cases are trimmed or uniform in length or your crimp will differ.
2225129
For straight pistol cases, I use the 3 die set, especially with the Lee hand loader. The neck crimp works without any problems if set up correctly. If you have a bench press, especially a turret press it is much less of an issue to use the 4 die set. The 3 die set takes 25% less work since you have one less process to go thru. Not really an issue on a turret press.