I started by cutting out the crimp and then switched to the Dillon Super Swage. The easiest way to do it and a great tool if you use military brass. https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201...b0ab55546e.jpg
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I started by cutting out the crimp and then switched to the Dillon Super Swage. The easiest way to do it and a great tool if you use military brass. https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201...b0ab55546e.jpg
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Clopez, what price range does one of the fit into? I am looking for one for .223/556!” Brass
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I use this RCBS military crimp Remover on a drill.Attachment 645They only run about $17 on Amazon.
Awesome
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You can get the Dillon for right around $100, and it will do any large or small primer pockets
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That is awesome.
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I use the RCBS military crimp remover...very easy to use and very fast
You can find them for around $80 used if you look. I got lucky on mine and got it for $75. It’s easy on the hands and doesn’t remove any brass.Quote:
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Awesome thanks
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I started using an RCBS press mounted swage die and then switched to the Dillon super swage. I can’t believe how much easier it is to use! It’s pretty amazing and worth every penny!
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Where do you order one at? Or should I ask in here for one?
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Dillon super swage. The only thing better is a 1050!
Like this:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C34sRku4ASY
Dillon is the way to go, but make sure you get the Inline Fabrication insert
I too use the RCBS military crimp cutter. I chuck it into a drill press and it cleans the crimps out quickly.