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or benchrest tries to save time
LC once fired: The usual - tumble & wash in citric acid.
Normally I'd remove the crimp by hand. 20pcs, sure - 40, maybe. 500, not happening!
Remove the cutter and chuck it up in the old table top drill press!
Took about 30 minutes to process 500. I was concerned I'd ruin the pocket if I didn't keep the brass 'true' to the cutter, but primers seat firmly with consistent pressure. Note the special gloves that couldn't possibly get wrapped around the chuck
Simple Lee case length gauge.
Had to reinvent the wheel
Standard Quick Trim would have been way too slow, so I built a jig for the power attachment
Surprisingly, it works!
End of story
LC once fired: The usual - tumble & wash in citric acid.
Normally I'd remove the crimp by hand. 20pcs, sure - 40, maybe. 500, not happening!
Remove the cutter and chuck it up in the old table top drill press!
Took about 30 minutes to process 500. I was concerned I'd ruin the pocket if I didn't keep the brass 'true' to the cutter, but primers seat firmly with consistent pressure. Note the special gloves that couldn't possibly get wrapped around the chuck
Simple Lee case length gauge.
Had to reinvent the wheel
Standard Quick Trim would have been way too slow, so I built a jig for the power attachment
Surprisingly, it works!
End of story