Who's got one? (RCBS Primer Pocket Swager)

[jawsman]

OK

Bought the Norc M4 (Check)
Source bullets, primers, powder (Check)
Find a good source of .223 brass at a reasonable price (NOT YET)

I've decided that I'll buy the cheaper crimped brass available everywhere and remove the crimps myself.

I'm in need of an RCBS Primer Pocket Swager Combo die.

Who in the community knows where in Canada I can get one?

Please point me in the right direction.

Thanks

 

[tgt40]

40 bones a Wholesale Sports..........

 

[Cummins4x4]

I have one and it does the job. I USED to have a Dillon Superswage which is worth the extra $$ if your doing a lot of them IMHO..

 

[justsomeguy]

WSS, for cheap crimped brass check out SFRC at the top of the page, best price going.

 

[kevguy]

40 bones a Wholesale Sports..........

NoSale Sports NEVER has them in stock. I had to get mine out of the USA thru Sinclair Intl. Make sure you check out this video:

[youtube]SdkA7vDeaes[/youtube]

 

[thump_rrr]

NoSale Sports NEVER has them in stock. I had to get mine out of the USA thru Sinclair Intl. Make sure you check out this video:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SdkA7vDeaes

I also got mine from Sinclair which in the Brownells group of companies.

 

[hk33ka1]

I have one, got it from a local shop that's now closed.

I like Sinclair and will probably make future RCBS purchases from them.

That said I keep a pocket reamer as backup, the swage system doesnt always do it 100%. Debur tool can work too, but I like reamer in a drill press.

 

[acrashb]

I'm in need of an RCBS Primer Pocket Swager Combo die.

They work fine, just slowly.

http://squibloads.wordpress.com/reloading/get-the-crimp-out/

For getting one in Canada, I doubt anyone stocks them. Here's another vote for Sinclair.

 

[tiriaq]

I have one, don't care for it. Could never get crimps cleanly removed, always had to do a bit of extra work. Have heard the Dillon is much superior.
If I have to remove crimps now, I just use a powered chamfering tool. Light touch and the crimp is gone. Fast and easy.

 

[rookie wildcat]

Mine has always worked well taking the crimp out, but I uniform the pockets anyway.

 

[ahlsy]

I found that mine (when properly set up) did an excellent job of removing the crimp. Better than the Dillon superswage I upgraded to. But you just can't beat the speed of the dillon for doing a lot of brass. Way faster. I still have the RCBS unit but it'll be going on the EE soon.