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Old October 2, 2016, 10:13 AM   #26
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I saw a 'YouTube' video that featured a sorter, flipped the small primer brass out of a Dillon progressive.
Don't know if the guy later reloaded the brass or not...

I don't see any performance issues with small primer brass, so I'm inclined to reload them once the press sorts them for me, but frankly, I just don't road a ton of .45 ACP anymore.
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Old October 2, 2016, 10:54 PM   #27
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I like the small primer 45s because then I don't have to keep a supply of two different sizes of primer. Since there seems to be little, if no firing difference, why be required to have to keep both sizes?
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Old October 3, 2016, 04:30 PM   #28
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No different performance wise in my guns. I save 'em, do a special run and use them without picking them up for field walks here on the farm. Chasing auto brass in the fescue is one of my pet peeves. Rod
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Old October 3, 2016, 09:58 PM   #29
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I will take the SP brass once I remove it from the 550b and straiten out the mess. I will then prime it in the single stage press and throw the small primed casing in a bin. When I start a run on the 550 I by-pass the priming stage and use the primed cases as "test" rounds.

When I get 100 or more I take them to the snobby indoor range near work that discourages policing brass and shoot and leave behind. I also save any split cases and leave them behind as well.
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