Paper caps or plastic?There is a mewe group dedicated to just that practice.
A guy I shoot with reloads his primers. He described the process to me - and I was like "f*** that noise - that's way too much time/effort".
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Paper caps or plastic?There is a mewe group dedicated to just that practice.
A guy I shoot with reloads his primers. He described the process to me - and I was like "f*** that noise - that's way too much time/effort".
I have 11K fired primers in a bag if you want to start flattening primers.
no idea.Paper caps or plastic?
Did this with 357 while I was waiting on my die set to come in. Yes I had a 357 Lee loader when I didn’t own a 357.I had a couple blow on me last year. I was loading .243 with a Lee Loader, the old one with the hammer. Turns out, I had a couple small primer pocket brass. Didn't know they made such a thing. Tried to bash in LRP. My wife was pissed and the dogs will no longer come into the reloading room.
Did the same on my press with a case where the primer had corroded into the case leaving a ring behind - caught just right and set it offDid this with 357 while I was waiting on my die set to come in. Yes I had a 357 Lee loader when I didn’t own a 357.
I yelled out to the wife “I’m ok” she yelled back “what are you talking about?”
Thank god I didn’t get hurt she had no clue.
Forget to take the trash out on pickup day and you’ll be in trouble thoughDid the same on my press with a case where the primer had corroded into the case leaving a ring behind - caught just right and set it off
Wife and family completely oblivious to the loud bang - I'd be laying on the floor dead with the cat eating my body for a week before someone figured out that they hadn't seen me around lately.