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Lee Factory Crimp Die Collet .44 Mag/.44 Special
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LE958
LEE PRECISION, INC.
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| SKU | Designation | French Law | MSRP | Stock |
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| SKU LE958 | Designation LEE, 44 MAGNUM FACTORY CRIMP DIE #90930 | French Law Vente libre |
MSRP 25.00 € incl. tax
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Available
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The available products can be ordered by your gunsmith who will be delivered in 24 / 48h, out of stock products are being replenished, but your gunsmith may have in stock, ask!
Lee Precision has been developing reloading equipment since 1958. The American brand offers presses, tool sets, crimpers, case preparation equipment and accessories for various reloading operations.
A powerful collar crimp, even with projectiles lacking a groove.
The Lee Precision Factory Crimp Die Collet .44 Mag/.44 Special uses a crimping collar to apply a rifle-style crimp to the case. Its design allows for crimping projectiles without a pre-existing groove, as the collar itself can create one. This is a solution specifically designed for cartridges known to be difficult to crimp.
- Brand: Lee Precision
- Type: Factory Crimp Necked Die
- Compatible cartridges: .44 Magnum , .44 Smith & Wesson Special
- Crimping system: collar
- Crimping type: rifle type
- Pre-crimping groove: not required
- Carbide construction: no
A crimping done by collar
This Factory Crimp Die Lee Precision uses a neck crimping system . This principle allows for a rifle-style crimp to be applied to the case, an architecture chosen by the manufacturer for these cartridges, which are considered difficult to crimp with conventional methods.
Projectiles without a crimping groove
The unique technical feature of the neck lies in the force it can apply during crimping. A pre-existing crimping groove on the projectile is therefore unnecessary: according to Lee Precision, the neck is capable of forming one during the crimping process. This means reloaders are not limited to projectiles that already possess this characteristic.
Compatible with .44 Magnum and .44 Special
The manufacturer lists this tool for .44 Magnum and .44 Smith & Wesson Special cartridges. This dual compatibility allows the same crimping tool to be used in reloading equipment designed for both cartridges.
A non-carbide model
Lee Precision explicitly states that this collared version is not made of carbide. This detail helps to clearly identify it within the range, which also includes other Factory Crimp Die variants based on different designs and crimping methods.
FAQ
What is the advantage of a neck crimper with a bullet that has no crimping groove?
The neck is strong enough to form its own groove during crimping. Therefore, the projectile does not need to already have a dedicated groove, which distinguishes this design from systems that require this feature on the bullet.
What is the difference between this and Lee Carbide Factory Crimp Die 90863?
Reference 90930 uses a collar and is not carbide-tipped. The Factory Crimp Die 90863, on the other hand, is a carbide-tipped model that uses a roll crimp and also performs cartridge resizing during the crimping process. These are therefore two distinct designs within the Lee Precision line.
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90930
Pictures are not contractual. Photos of product may be different with the final products.
Texts, brands and characteristics are not contractual as they are liable to change depending on arrivals.