Sarge (and/or any of you guys for that matter), what do you do when you run across 9mm brass with crimped primers?
I currently have several thousand rounds that need to be swaged, and I just don't have the time to do it all by hand using a Dillon Super Swage 600. Even if I made the time, I really don't want to sort through all my brass to pick out the crimped ones. For this reason, I am debating spending the money on a 1050/RL1100 even though, as you stated, it's way more press than I need.
I'm open to getting a 650 if anyone has some good ideas on how to handle the crimped primers in a timely manner. Call me a young buck that's too impatient, but I have 4 young boys to keep up with, and taking the time to sort brass or swage by hand just isn't an option for me.
I've seen a lot of your posts in the past and respect your knowledge (along with many others on this forum), so please don't take this as a challenge question. I genuinely would like to know if there are other time efficient options other than opting for a 1050. And for what it's worth, it's not like I'm just made with money. Truthfully, I don't have $2,000 sitting around that I can just blow on a new press. With that being said, I am the type that will stick with my 550 and then save up for however long is needed and just set aside the brass with the crimped primers until I can use it someday.
Thanks,