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Sizing and measuring 44Mags, how in the hell did that manage to get in there?
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Haha. It's the 380 of 44 perhaps
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I got a berdan primed 9mm in the batch a few minutes ago while I was knocking out primers...wait till you see my decapping pin
. Thank god I have spares
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That ain't right
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Been there done that bought the T-shirt, I also bought squirrel daddy decapping pins for the Lee decapper and my 223 and 300 blackout sizing dies. Good to go man and remember if it don't go in easy, don't slam her home… 
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I Totally leaned on it haha. You'd think I would know better by nowBeen there done that bought the T-shirt, I also bought squirrel daddy decapping pins for the Lee decapper and my 223 and 300 blackout sizing dies. Good to go man and remember if it don't go in easy, don't slam her home…
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My wife was powering thru a bucket of 38's and bent a squirrel daddy pin. Things around here have got to be both Mikey AND Lisa tough. Back in her High School days she was the state champion 4-H Logger.Been there done that bought the T-shirt, I also bought squirrel daddy decapping pins for the Lee decapper and my 223 and 300 blackout sizing dies. Good to go man and remember if it don't go in easy, don't slam her home…
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But it is a right angle.
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Ya, special design
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For those guns with bullets that shoot around corners
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Right. ie: that WWII thing the Germans tried. Too bad I dont have one
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Corner ShotRight. ie: that WWII thing the Germans tried. Too bad I dont have one
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"Ah say, Ah say, Such undahanded beehaveyah is pro-hibbitted in tha Mahcus of Queensbureh rules."
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Allllrighty then...
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Bullwinkle doesn't know his own strength…
Nothing up his sleeve…
Looks like it's time to engage the bullet puller.
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Weirdest seating ever?
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I don't even think I'll bother with the kinetic puller. Channel-locks. That bullet is done
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I got you beat. Combine some cheap 2nds 115 gr JHP bullets that have a sharp edge on the base (slightly over size) and a Dillon 550 set to minimal flare of the case mouth to ensure no setback and what do you get? A chance to recycle seated primers and trashed brass! Note to self: forget the bargain seconds offered by American reloading and just pay Jake at RMR his more than fair prices for quality bullets.
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I actually watched this one happen it was a trip. The bullet tipped slightly to one side on the way in, caught the edge of the die, popped loose and careened the other way and got driven in almost straight by the opposite side of the die. Couldn't do that twice in a million years. Never seen anything like it. I wasn't going fast either. It was like watching a train wreck
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