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azredhawk44 · October 25, 2010, 10:36 AM

+1 on the mil crimp cases question.

I "bit the bullet" and got one of their primer pocket swagers, and I do my initial decap operation of new brass in my stash with a single stage press and a Lee decap-only die. Then I swage the primer pocket and go through the reloading process.

My Dillon is a square deal B. So, I only do pistol reloading on it. I have to use Dillon dies in the SDB.

I have a tool head for a 550, and it is set up with .223 dies (Lee sizer, Lee powder-thru with a Lee powder measure mounted on it, Lee seating die and Lee FCD for .223 at the end). I go over to a friend's house once in a while and use his 550 for a couple hours.

October 25, 2010, 10:36 AM	#6
azredhawk44 Junior member Join Date: September 28, 2005 Location: Mesa, AZ Posts: 6,465	+1 on the mil crimp cases question. I "bit the bullet" and got one of their primer pocket swagers, and I do my initial decap operation of new brass in my stash with a single stage press and a Lee decap-only die. Then I swage the primer pocket and go through the reloading process. My Dillon is a square deal B. So, I only do pistol reloading on it. I have to use Dillon dies in the SDB. I have a tool head for a 550, and it is set up with .223 dies (Lee sizer, Lee powder-thru with a Lee powder measure mounted on it, Lee seating die and Lee FCD for .223 at the end). I go over to a friend's house once in a while and use his 550 for a couple hours.