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    Question What's everyone using to de cap brass without sizing for annealing ?

    Hey team,
    I will be soon able to anneal my own brass and I'm just wondering what people are using for decapping without sizing so the brass can be annealed before it's sized.
    From what I can see there are 2 options
    1.) Universal decapping die
    These are cheap (around $30) but are there any cons ?
    Do I need to remove the de capping pin from my sizing die if I go this way ? I currently use RCBS full length sizing and decapping die.

    2.) stand alone decapping device like frankford arsenal universal depriming tool.
    Not so cheap (around $130) and cant find any in stock in NZ not sure if there are other brands.

    Aside from not having to change dies to decap brass is there anything I'm missing ?
    Are the universal de capping dies just as effective ?

    Thanks for your time

 

 

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