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Thread: Getting rid of crimped primer pockets?

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  1. 01-09-2020, 05:30 PM #11
    rupert
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    To take out the crimp I scraped it with my trusty Swiss Army Knife (the big blade). Also, used the neck deburring tool on some others. I have not noticed any reloading/firing difference in cases de-crimped this way and cases that have not had a primer crimp.
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