Dead Primers on the Floor

Yes But what to do with the old primers.

I keep a bucket full in the truck for the winter. They give great traction on ice and keep the neighbours guessing.

Greg
 
A new design of catch tray is in the works here too. There are two Lymans on the bench, one dedicated to depriming/sizing. The Shaft has been spun 180 degress so the primer groove is on the backside. Current plan is to have the catch tray on top the bench to work along with the case trimmer and deburring. Might use a copper or brass line that is flared and coped to catch the greeblies and route them accordingly.

Another for an under table design is to have the shaft swapped out and replaced with one that has a hole bore full length for the primers to drop through, and then a angled port off that to spit them into your can.

Ganderite, you are onto something good here, my Grampa always used old glass jars with twist off lids. He would screw the lid to a shelf bottom for quick removal and to see how full the container is, not to mention what kind of junk it is filled with. All you'd need to do is add a port hole to the lid and bingo.
 
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