What did you do in the reloading room today?

[Hoser]

Curious as to how you do this in bulk since you always have the cool toys for things. Or do you just use a flash hole uniformer and handle each case by itself?

The FW Arms decapper just blows right through the small flash hole swaging it to a normal size. I have to adjust the torque settings up a bit so my autodrive doesent shut off.

[whitewalrus]

The FW Arms decapper just blows right through the small flash hole swaging it to a normal size. I have to adjust the torque settings up a bit so my autodrive doesent shut off.

Have been looking at that decapper when processing large amounts myself. Knowing it will also smash thru the flash hole is a huge plus.


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[Hoser]

Have been looking at that decapper when processing large amounts myself. Knowing it will also smash thru the flash hole is a huge plus.

FW Arms makes two sized pins. Large and small. The small fits fine in Norma brass and the large swages them up to normal spec.

However the small pin will sometime puncture the primer if the brass is tightly crimped in place.

[whitewalrus]

FW Arms makes two sized pins. Large and small. The small fits fine in Norma brass and the large swages them up to normal spec.

However the small pin will sometime puncture the primer if the brass is tightly crimped in place.

Do you use their popper or just the normal decapper?


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[Hoser]

Do you use their popper or just the normal decapper?

Both. The popper is much better.

The popper gets used on my 9mm, 45, 223 and 308 processing toolheads. Basically anywhere that I might get a crimped in primer.

[O2HeN2]

The FW Arms decapper just blows right through the small flash hole swaging it to a normal size.

So, it can "fix" Berdan cases?

O2

[Hoser]

So, it can "fix" Berdan cases?

They do punch through, but I just toss that junk in the scrap heap.