What is the .38 Super and why should you reload it?
The .38 Super round is a high-velocity, semi-rimmed pistol cartridge favored by competition shooters, especially in IPSC and USPSA disciplines. Reloading .38 Super allows for custom load development and precision tuning especially useful for competition shooting.
An Overview of .38 Super Reloading Dies in this Collection
1. The .38 Super Full Length Sizing Die
- Mighty Armory's .38 Super Resizing Die resizes the brass back to SAAMI Spec angles
- Our sizing die features tight tolerances and are honed for smooth operation
- Achieve reliable chambering, tighter groupings and greater accuracy. Expect no case bulge with the full length sizing.
2. .38 Super Flare Expander Die
- The Flare Expander Die flares the case mouth to prepare for bullet seating
- The silky smooth precision finish will not stick the case
3. .38 Super Bullet Seating Die
- Precision machined bullet bore will not scar the bullet
- Perfect alignment to seat the bullet with compatibility of a range of bullets including FMJ, JHP, LRN bullets, and more
- Also tapers the flare back up to 80%
4. .38 Super Taper Crimp Die
- The finishing die that tapers the .38 Super cartridge to SAAMI Spec measurement
- When following the Mighty Armory Measured System for Full Length Dies, you will eliminate possibility of bullet set back
Why Choose Mighty Armory Reloading Dies for .38 Super?
- Mighty Armory Reloading Dies are precision machined for perfect concentricity and vertical alignment with strict QC standards
- Mighty Armory reloading dies are designed with competitive shooters in mind. When shooting .38 Super round you will experience greater accuracy using Mighty Armory Reloading Dies
- The superior materials and machining of the dies will guarantee longevity with millions of cycles on your press while maintaining concentricity
- You will experience the consistency of reloading .38 Super with every lever pull
- Mighty Armory .38 Super Reloading Die Set is compatible will all standard 7/8"x14 reloading presses, from the single stage, turret press, to progressive and autodrive presses.