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bluesea112 · 11-16-2012, 06:12 PM

Back on topic....I have never had a live primer go off when depriming. Just give a slow, steady push on the handle and you should be ok.

Look on the bright side. If a primer does go off and ignites some loose powder in the vicinity, the chain reaction with the rest of the powder on the table will be so fast that you won't have time to stress about it before you are reduced to carbon. (smile) Just hackin on you.

11-16-2012, 06:12 PM	#12
bluesea112 Advanced Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: West, TX Contributor Posts: 1,257	Re: Depriming cases with unfired primers Back on topic....I have never had a live primer go off when depriming. Just give a slow, steady push on the handle and you should be ok. Look on the bright side. If a primer does go off and ignites some loose powder in the vicinity, the chain reaction with the rest of the powder on the table will be so fast that you won't have time to stress about it before you are reduced to carbon. (smile) Just hackin on you.