steves1911
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I know this gets asked a lot and there are multiple ways to accomplish it. I made a quick video for anyone interested on how i accomplish it. https://youtu.be/AeNMHn-SLvk
Primer crimp removal
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steves1911
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Thanks
paxfish
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For 30-06 and 5.56,. I just use a 1/4" chamfer bit in the drill press. Lightly apply pressure and haven't slipped a primer yet!
tomandjerry00
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- Apr 12, 2013
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kalister1
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No. That is a router Bit. The bearing on the end is to follow a flat surface so you can trim around a table top.
You would want a Countersink. BUT, they come in all different Degrees and diameters.
You would want a Countersink. BUT, they come in all different Degrees and diameters.
tomandjerry00
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- Apr 12, 2013
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That's what I thought, I'm confused on which bit to use.
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Klunatic
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or this option, if your processing lots of military brass.
I use this set from RCBS
http://www.amazon.com/RCBS-Primer-P...TF8&qid=1461093948&sr=1-1&keywords=rcbs+swage
for range brass, I trial fit it in my hand and those that don't slip in easy enough, I toss into a bin and the use the tool. For random range pick up, i'd say only 50% need swaging.
http://www.amazon.com/RCBS-Primer-P...TF8&qid=1461093948&sr=1-1&keywords=rcbs+swage
for range brass, I trial fit it in my hand and those that don't slip in easy enough, I toss into a bin and the use the tool. For random range pick up, i'd say only 50% need swaging.
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jimbobborg
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My experience is leaning toward 90% need swaging. And the RCBS set is what I use.
steves1911
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I use to use the rcbs swage tool that goes on your press but found it slow. The rcbs military crimp remover i showed in the video has never failed to remove a crimp and if you dont have a case prep cente you could chuck it up in your drill.
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