It falls short a bit, but it is a great idea.
Crimp die.I am trying to make it simple and cheap to reload. I did buy their reloading kit, which comes with a crimp die, brass checks to cover the powder and some blank cases. for $100.
You still have to deprime the case. The case mouth is rolled in, so you need to flare it back out. They also sell a flaring die for $80 more, but it does not deprime it either.
I was going to use a .38/.357 Lee die set I have but the case mouth is rolled in to about .285 and the die can only flare from about .350. So it is not even close to fitting. Hmm unless I make a tool to flare them one at a time.... or make a smaller expanding tool for the Lee die.
Also I have posted on their FB page a question about using the gas check to fit a nylon case. It looks like he did not understand the question. The gas check diameter is .357 and the flash hole in a nylon case is .265. If you fire it, either the gas check with crush (doubtful) or it will shatter a larger hole through the nylon flash hole. The aluminum cases I have, have even a smaller flash hole. I guess I could drill them all out larger. Anyone use the kit?