A friend challenged me to come up with a solution that has me stumped. The issue: home made .32 RF ammo constructed out of .32 centerfire cases drilled for a starter pistol cap, won't chamber now because he flared the case mouths to insert bullets. The heeled bullet diameter precludes simply running them into a crimping die, or would a taper crimp die work maybe? I know he shouldn't have flared the mouths (the heel should fit in without that, right?), but the damage is done and he challenged me to fix the 100 he has. 

Signed,
The Chump Who's Stumped

If you have the ability to make a couple of simple lathe parts, send me your email for a drawing of the seater/crimper I've made for the Lyman tong tool.   Easily adapted to a Lee Universal Expander (which it's not) die body.  Spring loaded seater punch hold the heeled bullet snug while the die applies a taper crimp.
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Never mid Gary, I have it.  Sent you the sketch in multiple file formats just now

I've been loading heel bullets of many calibers for quite a few years and tried many methods.

Flaring the case mouth should not be necessary. If done right, the heel should be a nice, slightly snug slip fit into the mouth, seated by hand. If needed, a drop or two of loctite can be used to retain the bullet. 

I have three or four Old West heel bullet crimpers. They work very well, but can be hard on the csse mouths if overdone.  They key is sizing the case mouth for the proper slip fit of the heel.