February 3rd, 2012, 12:11 PM
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Originally Posted by tonyben  Another +1 for the Lee universal decapper. I broke one with some old foreign surplus 30-06 once. The pin went in the hole but the hole must have been undersized. It wouldn't punch all the way through. Then the primer would not fully decap and it stuck in the press as it wouldn't come out of the shell holder so I had to committ to decapping it. I tightened my decapper and it broke on the next attempt. I trashed the lot of 06 brass and learned from there.
What's good about the Lee is that it's hard to break. If you do, then you still have the decapping pins on your regular sizing die so you're not out of business. Lee sent me a free replacement.
I remove all the dacapping pins from my sizing dies unless my Lee breaks. Then it goes back in.
Tony. | I am with Tony here
It may be a Extra Step but the End Results are very well worth it. Get Spares Spares and more Spares
Soon you will get a Case Stuck. It is not a Matter of If But When. Be prepared get a RCBS stuck case remover .
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