Just "'found" 9mm military crimped primer cases I shot over 20 years ago.

[diopter]

Is it really worth getting a primer swager for 300-400 cases?

 

[tiriaq]

A countersink and drill - used with a light touch - will do the job.

 

[rhino519]

"Sir! I have no live rounds, spent casings, pirotechnics or parts there off in my possession, and I have all my kit!Sir!"

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[tgt40]

nope

 

[Ganderite]

Since so much regular brass is available I just toss the occassional military piece of 9mm I find.

If you gave me 1,000, I would toss them.

But if I did not have range pick up brass, I would deprime them all and kiss them with a countersink.

Countersinks are on sale at princess Auto for the next week. 5 for $10.

 

[diopter]

Starting sorting them and found some oddball stamps. One 9mm NORMA and several MUNICO headstamps(Valcartier).
Oldest seems to be DA42 so far.

 

[tiriaq]

DA42? Most WW2 CDN 9mm you see is DI - boxer primed. How is the DA primed?

 

[diopter]

My bad, looks like D/42 with three point stab crimp boxer.