The Lee Precision 90067 carbide factory crimp die for 32 S&W Long and 32 H&R Mag gives reloaders a straightforward way to achieve consistent, factory-grade crimps on every round. Whether you're loading for a vintage .32 S&W Long revolver or a modern .32 H&R Mag, this die sizes the cartridge while crimping in a single operation—eliminating the fussiness of separate trimming steps and delivering ammunition that chambers smoothly and reliably.

A proper crimp is foundational to handgun ammunition quality. It locks the bullet in place, prevents ignition hiccups with slower-burning powders, and ensures consistent performance across your entire batch. This die handles that job the way the factory does: firmly and repeatably. The adjusting screw lets you dial in exactly the amount of crimp your loads need, so you're not locked into a one-size-fits-all approach.

Built from steel with an internal carbide ring, this die shares a key advantage with all carbide dies: no case lube required. That saves time at the bench and means fewer solvents and oils to manage. Because trim length isn't critical with a factory crimp die, you skip the extra prep work of trimming and chamfering cases—just deprime, size, and crimp. For reloaders who want to streamline their handgun process without sacrificing precision, this Lee die is a workhorse.

The Lee Precision 90067 carbide factory crimp die for 32 S&W Long and 32 H&R Mag gives reloaders a straightforward way to achieve consistent, factory-grade crimps on every round. Whether you're loading for a vintage .32 S&W Long revolver or a modern .32 H&R Mag, this die sizes the cartridge while crimping in a single operation—eliminating the fussiness of separate trimming steps and delivering ammunition that chambers smoothly and reliably.

A proper crimp is foundational to handgun ammunition quality. It locks the bullet in place, prevents ignition hiccups with slower-burning powders, and ensures consistent performance across your entire batch. This die handles that job the way the factory does: firmly and repeatably. The adjusting screw lets you dial in exactly the amount of crimp your loads need, so you're not locked into a one-size-fits-all approach.

Built from steel with an internal carbide ring, this die shares a key advantage with all carbide dies: no case lube required. That saves time at the bench and means fewer solvents and oils to manage. Because trim length isn't critical with a factory crimp die, you skip the extra prep work of trimming and chamfering cases—just deprime, size, and crimp. For reloaders who want to streamline their handgun process without sacrificing precision, this Lee die is a workhorse.