New guy here been reloading for about 25 years never had this happen....Got in a hurry sizing Dasher brass to shoot tomorrow and crushed/cut the hell out of the end of my finger....got it hung between the case mouth and bottom of the die even the primer pin got some haha......never realized quite the pressures involved when sizing brass, of course I pulled back so hard you'd thought I was trying to pull start a school bus....I like to share when I do something dumb shooting or reloading maybe it'll help someone else down the road....
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Youre not the only one lately lol
Lol
What are the odds?
What are the odds?
watch those pinch points.
I’ve done the same, leaving a nice 6mm 
️ In my fingertip.
️ In my fingertip.Didn't get the case mouth, but the pin on a lee de-capping die. AMAZING the mechanical advantage on a rockchucker. Seems like nothing until your finger is in it.
Only once, about ten years ago, never again! That shit hurts more than a 223 case cut should.
Yep. People don’t realize the amount of pressure you can apply.
This is why I make a point with people that it’s very hard to get a feel on seating pressure with a standard press.
If that little bit hurt you that easily, how much force do you think it’s applying when your size or seat something?
This is why I make a point with people that it’s very hard to get a feel on seating pressure with a standard press.
If that little bit hurt you that easily, how much force do you think it’s applying when your size or seat something?
Mine was caught between the bottom of the jaws on my co-ax and the pointed bolt that parts the shell holder plates.
I was adjusting the height and instinctively lowered the press.
I was adjusting the height and instinctively lowered the press.
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