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Lee Precisiom
The Lee Precision 6.5 Carcano Custom Factory Crimp Die is purpose-built for handloaders who want tighter, more consistent ammunition and measurably better accuracy downrange. Unlike standard dies that seat bullets without actively crimping, this die uses a collet mechanism to squeeze the case mouth firmly into the bullet's crimp groove—or even into bullets without a groove—for a hold that reduces bullet creep and pressure variation shot to shot.
Accuracy gains from a proper crimp aren't hype; they're physics. When a bullet moves forward under firing pressure, the pressure curve becomes unpredictable and velocity spreads. A firm crimp keeps the bullet locked in place until pressure peaks, creating a uniform, repeatable pressure curve and tighter velocity consistency. Handloaders working with 6.5 Carcano ammunition—whether for historical military rifles, precision target shooting, or hunting—will see the clearest benefit, especially if you're trying to wring maximum accuracy from older or sporterized surplus rifles.
The die threads into any 7/8"-14 reloading press and works as the final step in your reloading sequence, after bullet seating. A shellholder is required but sold separately. Lee's Factory Crimp Die design is straightforward and reliable—no complicated adjustment, just solid crimping performance that rivals dedicated factory equipment at a reloader's price point.
| Caliber | 6.5 Carcano |
| Thread Size | 7/8"-14 |
| Die Type | Factory Crimp Die (collet style) |
| Shellholder | Not included; sold separately |
Yes, if your press has a standard 7/8"-14 (inch-pound) die station. Most common single-stage and turret presses use this thread size. If you're unsure about your press, check your manual or contact the manufacturer.
Yes. The shellholder is not included with this die and must be purchased separately. Make sure you get the correct shellholder for 6.5 Carcano.
Yes, that's one of the key advantages of the collet design. Even bullets without a dedicated crimp groove will be held firmly by the collet mechanism, and testing shows accuracy improvement in either case.
The Factory Crimp Die is used after bullet seating. You seat the bullet first in a standard seating die, then run the completed round through the Factory Crimp Die for the final crimp.
Lee Precisiom
The Lee Precision 6.5 Carcano Custom Factory Crimp Die is purpose-built for handloaders who want tighter, more consistent ammunition and measurably better accuracy downrange. Unlike standard dies that seat bullets without actively crimping, this die uses a collet mechanism to squeeze the case mouth firmly into the bullet's crimp groove—or even into bullets without a groove—for a hold that reduces bullet creep and pressure variation shot to shot.
Accuracy gains from a proper crimp aren't hype; they're physics. When a bullet moves forward under firing pressure, the pressure curve becomes unpredictable and velocity spreads. A firm crimp keeps the bullet locked in place until pressure peaks, creating a uniform, repeatable pressure curve and tighter velocity consistency. Handloaders working with 6.5 Carcano ammunition—whether for historical military rifles, precision target shooting, or hunting—will see the clearest benefit, especially if you're trying to wring maximum accuracy from older or sporterized surplus rifles.
The die threads into any 7/8"-14 reloading press and works as the final step in your reloading sequence, after bullet seating. A shellholder is required but sold separately. Lee's Factory Crimp Die design is straightforward and reliable—no complicated adjustment, just solid crimping performance that rivals dedicated factory equipment at a reloader's price point.
| Caliber | 6.5 Carcano |
| Thread Size | 7/8"-14 |
| Die Type | Factory Crimp Die (collet style) |
| Shellholder | Not included; sold separately |
Yes, if your press has a standard 7/8"-14 (inch-pound) die station. Most common single-stage and turret presses use this thread size. If you're unsure about your press, check your manual or contact the manufacturer.
Yes. The shellholder is not included with this die and must be purchased separately. Make sure you get the correct shellholder for 6.5 Carcano.
Yes, that's one of the key advantages of the collet design. Even bullets without a dedicated crimp groove will be held firmly by the collet mechanism, and testing shows accuracy improvement in either case.
The Factory Crimp Die is used after bullet seating. You seat the bullet first in a standard seating die, then run the completed round through the Factory Crimp Die for the final crimp.
