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[BKUSPSA]

can’t seem to find this anywhere 

[jejb]

I use a 3D printed device like what warpspeed posted in the above thread. 

Edited January 12, 2022 by jejb

[AHI]

A device to Eject deprimed cases. Instead of a tool head to do the same. The tool head would allow you to swage primer pockets.

An auto drive would be required to use this cost saving device.  So what did you save? 

 

also 

 

Edited January 13, 2022 by AHI

[jejb]

On 1/12/2022 at 7:40 AM, AHI said:

A device to Eject deprimed cases. Instead of a tool head to do the same. The tool head would allow you to swage primer pockets.

An auto drive would be required to use this cost saving device.  So what did you save? 

 

I guess it depends on how you process your brass. I use the brass kicker after sizing as part of my process on my 1100. I then clean all the sized/deprimed brass and trim/chamfer as needed. Once they are all prepped, they will go back through the same toolhead (with sizing die and kicker removed) to get swaged and loaded. I have locking die nuts on my dies, so it's simple to get them back to the same spot. 

 

I don't see how a separate toolhead would help my process at all, compared to my current process. They are not trivial to change on a 1050/1100. 

 

Autodrive is not required. I do not have one. 

Edited January 13, 2022 by jejb

[AHI]

how do you catch the brass?