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Posted: 4/20/2017 9:47:22 AM EDT
| Currently putting drill in vise and using a giruard trimmer, rcbs uniformer then rcbs crimp remover. My question is their a tool that uniforms the pocket and cuts crimp in one step? Have a super swedge and use it when I feel like sorting brass and a hornady uniformer that's suppose to clean pocket as it cuts crimp but not crazy about it either. What I'm using works good but there has to be a way to cut a step out right? |
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Thanks for the replies, do use both the uniformer and crimp remover in a drill but it would be nice for a tool that does both. Esp. When doin thousand at a time. Something like this will probably work. Not made for it, but the cutters will remove the crimp. I've done it by hand. Chuck it in a drill and let it go to work. 
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Uniforming primer pockets on .223 is a waste of time unless it's for actual competition at 600 yards or more. Cleaning with stainless steel pins is a better bet, less work and great results.
I use Dillon's Super Swage 600 and have processed close to ten thousand cases over the last 35 years. Some brands of brass have primer pockets too deep to be uniformed. All USA manufactured brass I have ever owned can be uniformed, but I can virtually guarantee you won't see any improvement on target for doing so. The benefit, if any, will be between your ears. |
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