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Lyman
The Lyman Premium Carbide 3 Die Set for .38 Special, .357 Magnum, and .357 Remington Maximum gives you a complete reloading solution built for serious handloaders who want consistency and durability. This carbide die set handles all three magnum and standard calibers with hardened steel components and tungsten carbide sizing dies—the kind of construction that stands up to high-volume pistol reloading without losing accuracy or reliability.
Lyman engineered this set with practical details for the loading bench. The two-step neck expanding die manages case geometry precisely, while the hardened steel decapping rod handles spent primers cleanly without damage. What sets this kit apart is the inclusion of extra seating screws, so you've got replacements on hand and can dial in different bullet seating depths without swapping hardware every time you change loads. The carbide sizing die resists wear and heat buildup, meaning less lubricant needed and faster cycling through your press.
Whether you're prepping brass for .38 wadcutters at the range, working up .357 Magnum hunting loads, or experimenting with .357 Rem Max performance, this three-die setup gives you the core tools to size, expand, and seat with confidence. Carbide dies pay dividends over time—they're an investment in durability and speed if you're running volume through your press.
| Calibers | .38 Special, .357 Magnum, .357 Rem Max |
| Dies Included | 3-die set (sizing, expanding, seating) |
| Sizing Die Material | Tungsten carbide |
| Decapping Rod | Hardened steel, one-piece |
The set contains a tungsten carbide sizing die, a two-step neck expanding die, a hardened steel decapping rod, and extra seating screws for versatility at the loading bench.
This set is designed to handle .38 Special, .357 Magnum, and .357 Rem Max. You'll need to adjust or change dies when switching between calibers, as is standard with pistol die sets.
Carbide dies resist wear and heat buildup better than steel, reducing the need for heavy lubrication and lasting longer under high-volume reloading. Over time, they save you money and bench time.
The included spare seating screws let you experiment with different bullet seating depths without constantly removing and reinstalling hardware, and provide backup screws if damage occurs.
Lyman
The Lyman Premium Carbide 3 Die Set for .38 Special, .357 Magnum, and .357 Remington Maximum gives you a complete reloading solution built for serious handloaders who want consistency and durability. This carbide die set handles all three magnum and standard calibers with hardened steel components and tungsten carbide sizing dies—the kind of construction that stands up to high-volume pistol reloading without losing accuracy or reliability.
Lyman engineered this set with practical details for the loading bench. The two-step neck expanding die manages case geometry precisely, while the hardened steel decapping rod handles spent primers cleanly without damage. What sets this kit apart is the inclusion of extra seating screws, so you've got replacements on hand and can dial in different bullet seating depths without swapping hardware every time you change loads. The carbide sizing die resists wear and heat buildup, meaning less lubricant needed and faster cycling through your press.
Whether you're prepping brass for .38 wadcutters at the range, working up .357 Magnum hunting loads, or experimenting with .357 Rem Max performance, this three-die setup gives you the core tools to size, expand, and seat with confidence. Carbide dies pay dividends over time—they're an investment in durability and speed if you're running volume through your press.
| Calibers | .38 Special, .357 Magnum, .357 Rem Max |
| Dies Included | 3-die set (sizing, expanding, seating) |
| Sizing Die Material | Tungsten carbide |
| Decapping Rod | Hardened steel, one-piece |
The set contains a tungsten carbide sizing die, a two-step neck expanding die, a hardened steel decapping rod, and extra seating screws for versatility at the loading bench.
This set is designed to handle .38 Special, .357 Magnum, and .357 Rem Max. You'll need to adjust or change dies when switching between calibers, as is standard with pistol die sets.
Carbide dies resist wear and heat buildup better than steel, reducing the need for heavy lubrication and lasting longer under high-volume reloading. Over time, they save you money and bench time.
The included spare seating screws let you experiment with different bullet seating depths without constantly removing and reinstalling hardware, and provide backup screws if damage occurs.
