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Travelin' Man · June 23, 2013, 04:15 PM

Since the gentleman handed you 4 separate bags of 250 cases each perhaps he made a simple honest mistake and misread what was written on the bag (did you look at the writing on the bag as you purchased them?). Assuming that is the case and you had 30 small primer cases out of the remaining 750 cases that is not too bad and the easy solution is to swage out the primer pockets to large primer with a device such as the Dillon Super Swage 600. With that tool you should be able to "fix" those cases in a couple of minutes.

I sincerely DO NOT believe that you were "ripped off" for that implies intent and I just don't see it from your description of events.

June 23, 2013, 04:15 PM	#29
Travelin' Man Member Join Date: March 3, 2009 Location: Fox Lake, Illinois Posts: 47	Since the gentleman handed you 4 separate bags of 250 cases each perhaps he made a simple honest mistake and misread what was written on the bag (did you look at the writing on the bag as you purchased them?). Assuming that is the case and you had 30 small primer cases out of the remaining 750 cases that is not too bad and the easy solution is to swage out the primer pockets to large primer with a device such as the Dillon Super Swage 600. With that tool you should be able to "fix" those cases in a couple of minutes. I sincerely DO NOT believe that you were "ripped off" for that implies intent and I just don't see it from your description of events. __________________ NRA Life Member - ΜΟΛΩΝ ΛΑΒΕ