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RCBS
The RCBS 32-20 Win carbide taper crimp reloading dies set is a three-die system built specifically for handloaders working with the straight-wall 32-20 Winchester cartridge. If you're reloading 32-20 for lever-action rifles, vintage pistols, or single-shots, this carbide die set gives you the precision tooling needed to produce consistent, safe ammunition at the bench. The carbide construction means less case lube required and longer die life compared to steel—a practical advantage when you're processing batches of brass.
The set includes a sizer die that resizes the case body and removes the spent primer in one stroke, an expander die that opens the case mouth to proper diameter while imparting the bell needed for smooth bullet feeding, and a seater die that seats the bullet and applies a taper crimp for secure, reliable ammunition. The taper crimp design is the standard for most straight-wall cartridges, ensuring bullets stay put through handling and feeding. Because 32-20 brass can be harder to source than common calibers, carbide dies pay dividends over the life of your reloading operation.
Whether you're a serious 32-20 enthusiast or just getting into handloading for a vintage gun, the RCBS reputation for quality and tolerances makes this a reliable foundation for your reloading bench. Cases will require lubrication during sizing—a small but important step to protect your dies and brass.
| Caliber | 32-20 Winchester |
| Die Set Type | 3-Die Taper Crimp Set |
| Material | Carbide |
| Cartridge Type | Straight-Wall |
| Manufacturer | RCBS |
The set contains three dies: a sizer die (which also removes the spent primer), an expander die, and a seater die with taper crimp function. All three are carbide and ready for use in a standard reloading press.
Yes. Although carbide dies are more forgiving than steel dies and require less lubrication, cases should still be lubricated before running them through the sizer die to protect both the die and the brass.
A taper crimp slightly reduces the diameter of the case mouth to grip the bullet securely without deforming the case. It's the standard crimp type for straight-wall pistol and rifle cartridges like the 32-20, and ensures reliable bullet retention through feeding and handling.
These are standard RCBS dies designed for use with any single-stage or progressive reloading press that accepts standard die threads. You'll need a press suitable for your reloading setup.
RCBS
The RCBS 32-20 Win carbide taper crimp reloading dies set is a three-die system built specifically for handloaders working with the straight-wall 32-20 Winchester cartridge. If you're reloading 32-20 for lever-action rifles, vintage pistols, or single-shots, this carbide die set gives you the precision tooling needed to produce consistent, safe ammunition at the bench. The carbide construction means less case lube required and longer die life compared to steel—a practical advantage when you're processing batches of brass.
The set includes a sizer die that resizes the case body and removes the spent primer in one stroke, an expander die that opens the case mouth to proper diameter while imparting the bell needed for smooth bullet feeding, and a seater die that seats the bullet and applies a taper crimp for secure, reliable ammunition. The taper crimp design is the standard for most straight-wall cartridges, ensuring bullets stay put through handling and feeding. Because 32-20 brass can be harder to source than common calibers, carbide dies pay dividends over the life of your reloading operation.
Whether you're a serious 32-20 enthusiast or just getting into handloading for a vintage gun, the RCBS reputation for quality and tolerances makes this a reliable foundation for your reloading bench. Cases will require lubrication during sizing—a small but important step to protect your dies and brass.
| Caliber | 32-20 Winchester |
| Die Set Type | 3-Die Taper Crimp Set |
| Material | Carbide |
| Cartridge Type | Straight-Wall |
| Manufacturer | RCBS |
The set contains three dies: a sizer die (which also removes the spent primer), an expander die, and a seater die with taper crimp function. All three are carbide and ready for use in a standard reloading press.
Yes. Although carbide dies are more forgiving than steel dies and require less lubrication, cases should still be lubricated before running them through the sizer die to protect both the die and the brass.
A taper crimp slightly reduces the diameter of the case mouth to grip the bullet securely without deforming the case. It's the standard crimp type for straight-wall pistol and rifle cartridges like the 32-20, and ensures reliable bullet retention through feeding and handling.
These are standard RCBS dies designed for use with any single-stage or progressive reloading press that accepts standard die threads. You'll need a press suitable for your reloading setup.
