Primer Pocket Uniformer?

How many uniform there primer pockets? Worth going through the effort for AR 223?

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Yes! I use my chamfer tool for the 223 that had the boxed/crimped primers. Makes like SOOO much easier instead of fighting them into position and risking damage/flattening primers.

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Originally Posted by Guns4545

How many uniform there primer pockets? Worth going through the effort for AR 223?

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Originally Posted by Guns4545

How many uniform there primer pockets? Worth going through the effort for AR 223?

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Unless you're chasing ridiculous accuracy it's not worth doing.

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Originally Posted by 270Win

Yes! I use my chamfer tool for the 223 that had the boxed/crimped primers. Makes like SOOO much easier instead of fighting them into position and risking damage/flattening primers.

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I'm not talking about crimped primer pockets. I'm talking about depth of the pocket. This is what the uniformer does.

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Originally Posted by CodySPowell

Unless you're chasing ridiculous accuracy it's not worth doing.

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Gotcha. I can shoot sub moa now most of the time at 100 yards so I guess I'm happy with that. Thanks Cody.[emoji106]

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I do it on the brass for my precision rifles. I don’t for my hunting rifles. There is a benefit, but it is minimal.


JTD

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Originally Posted by JeffreyDeGraff

I do it on the brass for my precision rifles. I don’t for my hunting rifles. There is a benefit, but it is minimal.


JTD

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Thank you for the feedback. [emoji106]

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Gotcha. I can shoot sub moa now most of the time at 100 yards so I guess I'm happy with that. Thanks Cody.[emoji106]

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You're welcome! I looked into it and asked Wes and he said it's not worth doing unless you're a precision shooter.

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I do it to all my rifle brass. I use a solid carbide one from Sinclair from Brownells. Small one is this link. https://www.brownells.com/reloading/...prod34720.aspx

I do it when processing once fired brass, just part of the process. No need to ever do it again after that.

I do it to most of my brass but only because I uses that tool to clean the primer packets it's so much faster than using a brush or scraper


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I just bought one as well. I loaded a batch of lc brass the other day and noticed some primers slightly protruding so I figured it was time to add this step to my process.

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