Battis -- I find it interesting that you have read, "I read a review somewhere that said it didn't work on the 32ACP due to the case length" as, in my experience, that case length is NOT in any way important in use of the Lee die is, imho, one of it's greatest features! I noted this on many larger calibers with roll crimps applied, as they grossly varied from case to case, dependent upon trimmed case length. With the Lee, a compression is done on case set by RELOADER (you!) irrespective of the (trimmed) case length.
Perhaps (I'm thinking?) the review writer did not have his or her die set correctly. I find it quite simple and fool-proof; the directions for use may be found at https://leeprecision.com/files/instruct/RM3655.pdf
A short-cut photo is attached.
Good luck, regardless that which you elect to do.
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