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300magman · September 6, 2012, 02:00 PM

Yes, that tool does exactly what I need. I did not realize that forster had a special tool for thier uniquely difficult dies.

I do see one Big problem though. The threaded rod portion of the decapping assembly seems to be made out of a very weak metal (at least on mine) the first time I applied even the slightest twist with a screw driver it split down and sideways, like a piece of firewood with a lot of grain often does when struck by an axe.

I might order one (along with the new decapping assembly that I now need) and give it a try though, at least then I wouldn't have to use a separate depriming die and cut the bottom off my the new decapping assembly.

September 6, 2012, 02:00 PM	#6
300magman Senior Member Join Date: September 12, 2008 Posts: 714	Yes, that tool does exactly what I need. I did not realize that forster had a special tool for thier uniquely difficult dies. I do see one Big problem though. The threaded rod portion of the decapping assembly seems to be made out of a very weak metal (at least on mine) the first time I applied even the slightest twist with a screw driver it split down and sideways, like a piece of firewood with a lot of grain often does when struck by an axe. I might order one (along with the new decapping assembly that I now need) and give it a try though, at least then I wouldn't have to use a separate depriming die and cut the bottom off my the new decapping assembly.