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Lee Precisiom
The Lee Precision 90860 is a carbide factory crimp die for 9mm Luger reloading, built to deliver consistent crimping without the fuss of case prep. If you're loading 9mm and want rounds that chamber reliably with factory-like consistency, this die sizes and crimps in a single operation—no trimming or chamfering required. That means faster setup and fewer steps between raw brass and finished ammo, so you spend less time at the bench and more time shooting.
Crimping is one of those operations that separates sloppy handloads from dependable ones. A firm crimp keeps bullets seated securely, eliminates ignition issues with slower-burning powders, and promotes the kind of accuracy and reliability you expect from quality ammunition. The adjusting screw lets you dial in exactly the amount of crimp your loads need, so you're not guessing or settling for one-size-fits-all results.
Built with a steel body and internal carbide ring, this die doesn't require case lube—a real convenience factor for high-volume reloaders. Carbide construction means smoother operation and longer die life, with less maintenance hassle. Whether you're a competitive shooter fine-tuning loads or a hunter loading for the field, the 90860 brings professional crimping capability to your reloading setup without overcomplication.
| Product | Lee Precision 90860 Carbide Factory Crimp Die |
| Caliber | 9mm Luger |
| Type | Factory Crimp Die (Handgun) |
| Construction | Steel body with internal carbide ring |
| Case Lube Required | No |
No. The 90860 is designed to crimp without requiring trimmed cases, which saves you time and steps in the reloading process.
Yes. The adjustable crimp allows you to set the exact amount needed for your loads, whether you're loading for match accuracy or field hunting.
Carbide dies don't require case lube, reducing prep time and maintenance. The carbide ring also provides a longer service life compared to steel dies.
Yes. The combination of single-operation crimping (no separate trim step), no lube requirement, and carbide durability makes it well-suited to reloaders processing large quantities of 9mm.
Lee Precisiom
The Lee Precision 90860 is a carbide factory crimp die for 9mm Luger reloading, built to deliver consistent crimping without the fuss of case prep. If you're loading 9mm and want rounds that chamber reliably with factory-like consistency, this die sizes and crimps in a single operation—no trimming or chamfering required. That means faster setup and fewer steps between raw brass and finished ammo, so you spend less time at the bench and more time shooting.
Crimping is one of those operations that separates sloppy handloads from dependable ones. A firm crimp keeps bullets seated securely, eliminates ignition issues with slower-burning powders, and promotes the kind of accuracy and reliability you expect from quality ammunition. The adjusting screw lets you dial in exactly the amount of crimp your loads need, so you're not guessing or settling for one-size-fits-all results.
Built with a steel body and internal carbide ring, this die doesn't require case lube—a real convenience factor for high-volume reloaders. Carbide construction means smoother operation and longer die life, with less maintenance hassle. Whether you're a competitive shooter fine-tuning loads or a hunter loading for the field, the 90860 brings professional crimping capability to your reloading setup without overcomplication.
| Product | Lee Precision 90860 Carbide Factory Crimp Die |
| Caliber | 9mm Luger |
| Type | Factory Crimp Die (Handgun) |
| Construction | Steel body with internal carbide ring |
| Case Lube Required | No |
No. The 90860 is designed to crimp without requiring trimmed cases, which saves you time and steps in the reloading process.
Yes. The adjustable crimp allows you to set the exact amount needed for your loads, whether you're loading for match accuracy or field hunting.
Carbide dies don't require case lube, reducing prep time and maintenance. The carbide ring also provides a longer service life compared to steel dies.
Yes. The combination of single-operation crimping (no separate trim step), no lube requirement, and carbide durability makes it well-suited to reloaders processing large quantities of 9mm.
