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Redding Reloading Equipment
The Redding Carbide Pro Series Die Set for 9mm is purpose-built for shooters running progressive reloading machines who want a no-fuss carbide die set that eliminates the need for case lube. Redding's titanium carbide construction offers exceptional hardness and a naturally slick surface that lets cases feed smoothly through the sizing die without the mess and maintenance of traditional lubricated dies. If you're loading volume 9mm for the range or competition, this die set cuts setup time and cleanup while delivering consistent, reliable results.
The Pro Series design strips away what progressive machine users don't need. Instead of a separate expander die—since your progressive press handles case mouth expansion at the powder station—Redding includes a carbide sizing die, a non-crimp bullet seater, and a dedicated crimp die. That focused tooling means faster setup and one less die taking up real estate on your turret. The titanium carbide sizing die is the star here: it's hard enough to handle high-volume reloading without degrading, and the non-galling surface means your brass slides through cleanly, shot after shot.
This is a smart choice if you're already committed to progressive reloading and want to streamline your process. Carbide dies cost more upfront than steel, but the payoff is real—no lubrication mess, less case prep, and dies that stay in top shape through thousands of rounds. For 9mm shooters building a serious progressive setup, the Redding Carbide Pro Series delivers the durability and convenience you're after.
| Brand | Redding |
| Series | Carbide Pro Series |
| Caliber | 9mm |
| Die Material | Titanium Carbide |
| Number of Dies | 3 (sizing die, bullet seater, crimp die) |
| Application | Progressive reloading machines |
| Lubrication Required | No |
No. The Redding Carbide Pro Series is designed specifically for progressive reloading machines. It does not include an expander die because your progressive press handles case mouth expansion at the powder metering station. For single-stage or turret presses, you'll need a standard die set that includes a separate expander die.
No. One of the main advantages of titanium carbide dies is that they don't require case lube. The carbide material itself provides a naturally slick, non-galling surface that allows cases to size smoothly without lubrication. This saves you time on case prep and cleanup.
This Pro Series set includes three dies: a carbide sizing die, a bullet seater (non-crimp type), and a dedicated crimp die. The set does not include an expander die, as that function is performed by your progressive machine's powder metering station.
The bullet seater in this set is a dedicated non-crimp seater die. Crimping is handled by the separate crimp die included in the set, giving you independent control over each operation.
Redding Reloading Equipment
The Redding Carbide Pro Series Die Set for 9mm is purpose-built for shooters running progressive reloading machines who want a no-fuss carbide die set that eliminates the need for case lube. Redding's titanium carbide construction offers exceptional hardness and a naturally slick surface that lets cases feed smoothly through the sizing die without the mess and maintenance of traditional lubricated dies. If you're loading volume 9mm for the range or competition, this die set cuts setup time and cleanup while delivering consistent, reliable results.
The Pro Series design strips away what progressive machine users don't need. Instead of a separate expander die—since your progressive press handles case mouth expansion at the powder station—Redding includes a carbide sizing die, a non-crimp bullet seater, and a dedicated crimp die. That focused tooling means faster setup and one less die taking up real estate on your turret. The titanium carbide sizing die is the star here: it's hard enough to handle high-volume reloading without degrading, and the non-galling surface means your brass slides through cleanly, shot after shot.
This is a smart choice if you're already committed to progressive reloading and want to streamline your process. Carbide dies cost more upfront than steel, but the payoff is real—no lubrication mess, less case prep, and dies that stay in top shape through thousands of rounds. For 9mm shooters building a serious progressive setup, the Redding Carbide Pro Series delivers the durability and convenience you're after.
| Brand | Redding |
| Series | Carbide Pro Series |
| Caliber | 9mm |
| Die Material | Titanium Carbide |
| Number of Dies | 3 (sizing die, bullet seater, crimp die) |
| Application | Progressive reloading machines |
| Lubrication Required | No |
No. The Redding Carbide Pro Series is designed specifically for progressive reloading machines. It does not include an expander die because your progressive press handles case mouth expansion at the powder metering station. For single-stage or turret presses, you'll need a standard die set that includes a separate expander die.
No. One of the main advantages of titanium carbide dies is that they don't require case lube. The carbide material itself provides a naturally slick, non-galling surface that allows cases to size smoothly without lubrication. This saves you time on case prep and cleanup.
This Pro Series set includes three dies: a carbide sizing die, a bullet seater (non-crimp type), and a dedicated crimp die. The set does not include an expander die, as that function is performed by your progressive machine's powder metering station.
The bullet seater in this set is a dedicated non-crimp seater die. Crimping is handled by the separate crimp die included in the set, giving you independent control over each operation.
