Crimp or no crimp?

[wedge308]

I don't actually reload, a friend does it for me. Can the hive mind confirm this is crimped or noncrimped primers?

 

[DiMP]

Kind of tough to see with that picture. It's definitely not "staked" but I have seen circular crimps on primers, which it appears this might have. Either way it IS still reloadable. It's very easy to feel the difference when depriming if it's crimped. A quick swage or chamfer of the pocket and it can be reloaded without issue

EDITED to add picture:
I mis-spoke/typed. It's referred to as a ring crimp which your slightly blurry photo might show

 

[wedge308]

It's hard to get a clear photo with a potato of a company phone...

 

[DiMP]

Looks like a ring crimp in that photo. Like mentioned, still easily reloadable and GECO makes good brass IMO

 

[9.3mauser]

I'll offer a divergent opinion and say that's not crimped. That's commercial brass, not military, and I'd be surprised if you could find any that was crimped. The few cases I have in 9.3mm aren't.

 

[woodchopper]

I would also go with it being not crimped

 

[cartwheel]

RCBS pocket swager in a press will take the crimp out if it is crimped (can't tell- looks like it could be, but maybe not). Pop the primer out and try to re-prime... if it goes in slick then no crimp. If it won't go in with a reasonable amount of squeeze then it is crimped.