It’s the anvil in the primer. The anvil is kind of shaped like a 3 pointed star. And can very in size from component manufactures that sells the cup, primer compound , and anvil. Since they can very in size and placement in the cup. So when your pin goes through the flash hole it lands in the area where the anvil is not and catches and doesn’t kick out the primer. The Dillon dies use a spring style decapper designed to pop out the primmer with assistance of the spring. I’m not in my gun room to look at the dies. See if you can screw down the decaping pin. If you can’t then you need to template the pin since it’s just worn out engouh for that manufacture of that primer. In the mean time. Unscrew the pin and gently peen the end with a hammer that will dent the pin and make it a hair longer it may take a few try but it’s the cheap way till you can get a new one in from Dillion