Basic reloading-small quantities

[bearcatrp]

Yea, I think I have read about crimped primers and IIRC, they are mostly on military brass. Please correct me if I am incorrect.

You are correct. Not hard to remove once you get the right tool.

[Robinhood]

You are correct. Not hard to remove once you get the right tool.

What tool is that? I was reffering to decapping.

[snowgetter1]

I just use the inside chamfer on my handheld Cabelas inside/outside tool. A couple of twists and the crimp is gone. Can't think of what is really called.

[snowgetter1]

This except I don't have the very low drag model.
http://www.cabelas.com/product/shooting/reloading/case-preparation|/pc/104792580/c/104761080/sc/549388080/cabela-s-vld-deburring-tool/2225614.uts?destination=%2Fcatalog%2Fbrowse%2Fcase-preparation%2Fcabelas%2F_%2FN-1114305%2B1000002949%2FNe-1000002949%2FNs-CATEGORY_SEQ_549388080%3FWTz_st%3DGuidedNav%26WTz_ stype%3DGNU

[Robinhood]

you decap with a chamfer tool? Can you make a video? :p

LOL I said decap not removing crimp. Pushing the primer out wit ha lee c press and cheap dies can ruin your day. removing the crimp is the easy part. Lake city is not bad brass, Consistent weight but much of it is crimped. It is worth removing the crimp and match preping for a bolt action. 5 + reloads without problems.