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DGG! · 04-07-2010, 03:12 PM

I sure would be the last person on earth to to try to deprime a live primer wtih my machine. I think it is a stubid idea, dangerous, especially if you have other live primers feeding from a tube into your machine.

When I have a reason to pull the bullet and I want to reload the shell again, I just put the primed case in my gun and pull the trigger. Obviously you only do this once you have removed the bullet and powder. What you basically have is a starter pistol. Then just deprime the case like you would any other fired cases you are reloading.

You should always give the explosive components of reloading the greatest respect, IMHO.

04-07-2010, 03:12 PM	#18
DGG! V.I.P. Member Join Date: Apr 2010 Posts: 160	Re: Depriming Unfired Primers I sure would be the last person on earth to to try to deprime a live primer wtih my machine. I think it is a stubid idea, dangerous, especially if you have other live primers feeding from a tube into your machine. When I have a reason to pull the bullet and I want to reload the shell again, I just put the primed case in my gun and pull the trigger. Obviously you only do this once you have removed the bullet and powder. What you basically have is a starter pistol. Then just deprime the case like you would any other fired cases you are reloading. You should always give the explosive components of reloading the greatest respect, IMHO.