Thread: 223 help

Originally Posted by Micky Duck

poke the pointy end of your case deburring tool in primer pocket and give it a couple of whirls.....sort of champher/countersink the very lip of primer pockets.....new ones slide in like a well greased pr*#k up a slack f#nny.... from then on.

Yeah. I do it a bit quicker with a countersink bit in the drill.

Still a pain as I did a couple thousand 50 at a time. And used a giraud tool to trim and chamfer. They are all loaded up now. So less work loading them next time for the ones I manage to pick up.

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Originally Posted by R93

Yeah. I do it a bit quicker with a countersink bit in the drill.

Still a pain as I did a couple thousand 50 at a time. And used a giraud tool to trim and chamfer. They are all loaded up now. So less work loading them next time for the ones I manage to pick up.

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A vld reamer, a corded drill with the push button keep on break finger button, g clamped to the bench, and keep feeding brass. Result, de crimped brass and bloody sore thumbs.


As to op, head space issues.