Nope. I don't shoot anything with enough unsupported chamber to have bulged brass. I have seen one, although not a Lee, in use. It was part of the sorting and cleaning process. Made things run smoother on the Camdex machines when reloading a bunch of Glock fired brass.
If you have something that bulges cases, like a plastic shit pistol with toilet flush trigger just lose that piece of junk in a boating accident, for real. I pickup buckets of range pistol brass and have only encountered a dozen or so 9mm cases that wouldn't size, out of thousands of range pickup case.
I bought and used a bulge buster for .40SW cases. Had a lot of Glock used range brass that would not feed in my pistol. Ran all new brass through it and could really tell the bulged brass by how hard it was to put through the die. Non bulged brass slid through but bulged brass took effort. Used case lube spray on all brass then tumbled clean after. Don't need it for anything else... FWIW
Don't know of any crimper to take out bulges.... The only way I know is to push them fully through a sizing die on a single stage press.
