I remove the belling of the cartridge by lightly rolling the case mouth to a crimp.
My sizing dies aggressively size the cases so when bullets are put in, there is a noticeable bulge in the case at the bottom of the bullet.
I rely on neck tension to keep the bullet in place.
In my 44 Mag's and 45 LC's with the hottest loads I have used, never had the bullet move within the case in a revolver.
For rounds in a lever gun, results might be different.
I am of the opinion that crimping will swage the bullet. Within the ranges I shoot handguns, and their inherent inaccuracy, (maybe I should say, my inherent inaccuracy with the things!) I really doubt I will see any inaccuracy due to movement of the center of gravity from the axis of rotation of the bullet. Still, I try to reduce the damage to the bullet I might cause by crimping.