Help with .44 spec dies

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criticalbass

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Unless the sizing/deprime die is carbide, I would just buy new Lee .44 mag dies, along with a separate final crimp die, also from Lee. Not very expensive. Midway usually has them at very good prices. CB
 

Randall

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If you shoot cast bullets and have trouble with crimping,you may want to try a Redding/Saeco Profile Crimp die.It does the best job with crimping into some of the deep wide crimp grooves in cast bullets that I have seen.
 

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