rmist said:Slow steady pressure... never used any oil. Wouldn't hurt if you put a towel around the press in front of you. Wear glasses
rmist said:Slow steady pressure... never used any oil. Wouldn't hurt if you put a towel around the press in front of you. Wear glasses
lpreddick said:I too have removed hundreds as described and no bangs. What about using these primers in another cartridge? Granted, if seated properly, the anvil is in contact with the cup. I have used such primers and if they seat snugly, all goes well. Some seat loosely and are discarded. Any issues here?
lpreddick said:I too have removed hundreds as described and no bangs. What about using these primers in another cartridge? Granted, if seated properly, the anvil is in contact with the cup. I have used such primers and if they seat snugly, all goes well. Some seat loosely and are discarded. Any issues here?
/VH said:I have punched a few out slowly, over the years without having any pop.
One thought that I have on this and I don't know if it's right is: It seems that it would be somewhat safer to use a dedicated decapping die which does not tightly fit the case as opposed to using a sizing die. In the event that a primer should pop, I would think the decap die would allow the pressure to vent off better than a sizing die.