Die
A set of three loading dies, which when fitted in sequence to a lever-operated press, 1. remove the spent primer and re-size the outside dimensions, 2. expand the neck to the size of the bullet, and 3. seat the new bullet to the proper depth.
Die - A piece of tooling used to form a sequence of uniform parts through the use of heat and/or pressure; especially, in firearms terminology used to form brass cartridge cases accurately to their correct size for reloading.
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