What is everyone using? I have been doing it by hand but looking for a faster method.
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Re: Removing the military primer crimp
Dillon "super swager" works VERY well, once adjusted for the brass you are doing, but is pricey, so you need to do a lot of cases to justify the cost.
I would consider the RCBS system, but it won't work on a Dillon press, which is what I have.
http://www.midwayusa.com/viewproduct/?productnumber=447022
Dillon "super swager" works VERY well, once adjusted for the brass you are doing, but is pricey, so you need to do a lot of cases to justify the cost.
I would consider the RCBS system, but it won't work on a Dillon press, which is what I have.
http://www.midwayusa.com/viewproduct/?productnumber=447022
Re: Removing the military primer crimp
Dillon super swage 600 is how I roll. Done about 5k worth of LC 5.56 and just starting on my LC 7.62 now.
http://www.dillonprecision.com/content/p/9/pid/25290/catid/8/Super_Swage_600_parts
Dillon super swage 600 is how I roll. Done about 5k worth of LC 5.56 and just starting on my LC 7.62 now.
http://www.dillonprecision.com/content/p/9/pid/25290/catid/8/Super_Swage_600_parts
Re: Removing the military primer crimp
I've cut mine out with the primer pocket uniformer on my RCBS Trim Mate. It went pretty quick, performed two operations at one time.
I've cut mine out with the primer pocket uniformer on my RCBS Trim Mate. It went pretty quick, performed two operations at one time.
Re: Removing the military primer crimp
If you are doing any kind of volume go ahead and get the Dillon. Its what I use and its super easy to use and set up.
If you are doing any kind of volume go ahead and get the Dillon. Its what I use and its super easy to use and set up.
Re: Removing the military primer crimp
No Dillon here, the rcbs trim mate works well but, wears me out. I use a countersink in a drill...it's fairly quiick and easy.
No Dillon here, the rcbs trim mate works well but, wears me out. I use a countersink in a drill...it's fairly quiick and easy.
Re: Removing the military primer crimp
If you buy the Dillon 1050, you can re-size, de-prime, swage and trim all at the same time at an easy 500 cases per hour ;-)
If you buy the Dillon 1050, you can re-size, de-prime, swage and trim all at the same time at an easy 500 cases per hour ;-)
Re: Removing the military primer crimp
The Dillon was my first choice but wanted to see what others said about it. Dillon it is, Thanks!
The Dillon was my first choice but wanted to see what others said about it. Dillon it is, Thanks!
Re: Removing the military primer crimp
Dillon super swage here too. Once I get in rhythm it is a breeze.
Dillon super swage here too. Once I get in rhythm it is a breeze.
Re: Removing the military primer crimp
dillon swager here also there is no better way..
dillon swager here also there is no better way..
Re: Removing the military primer crimp
Done thousands of .223 range mix brass with the Dillon Super Swage over the years whether they needed it or not just to make sure they will take the primer. Normally I prime them on my RCBS bench top mounted priming tool then run them though primed on the Dillon 550B with the primer tool on the press off.
Done thousands of .223 range mix brass with the Dillon Super Swage over the years whether they needed it or not just to make sure they will take the primer. Normally I prime them on my RCBS bench top mounted priming tool then run them though primed on the Dillon 550B with the primer tool on the press off.
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