Yeah that is what I was looking at, but since I never played around with one before. I know it says right in the name (Universal) lol but wanted to make sure that they would fit for 22Br.![]()
There are two here - by RCBS - probably several decades old - different sizes - one is RCBS Part No. 87585 - says it is "Heavy Duty" - for .27 to .45 cal. Some time ago, I got a "small" one - just has "RCBS" and then "S" stamped on top of the die - I do not know what Part Number that was. For de-capping, I actually use the punch tools from even older Lee Loader kits - have to feel that the punch pin went into the flash hole, then hit the thing with a hammer - the one that I use most often came from a 22-250 kit - I use that to deprime most cases, of about any caliber, belted or not. I have never de-primed a centre fire case that uses smaller than .224" bullet, nor have I had any experience with small diameter flash holes.Yeah that is what I was looking at, but since I never played around with one before. I know it says right in the name (Universal) lol but wanted to make sure that they would fit for 22Br.![]()
Im going to be using an expander mandrel for the first time here soon. Once I get through fire forming all my brass.
I was just wondering how you guys are removing your primers?
That was another way I was thinking of trying it. I have the Redding set with the FL, NS and seater. And I was thinking off knocking down the expander ball on the neck sizer just to try it out and as a last resort.You can use an undersized expander ball and decap brass with your sizing die. Redding may still off an undersized nut/ ball with their dies, for this purpose. I have also ground down expander balls so they don't affect sizing .
A universal decapping die works great , it just adds another operation through the press .
All of these methods work as intended when using an expander mandrel system.
My decapping pins, a long time ago.Another vote for Universal decapping die. All expander balls and decapping pins have been remived from all my sizing dies.