TheGuyOfSouthamerica
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I use Lyman reloading arm on the Lyman T Mag Turret press which works awesome. It is working allways and is such an nice set up.
I'm having hang-ups, ect.
After some inspections, ragged burrs on lip of cup, out of round, ect.
It kind of saddens me that such a historic name in firearms has sacrificed so much quality.
Dear Metalgood,
If your primers are seating sideways or jump upside down and get crushed if you seat them like that it is most likely your priming tools.
Nickel plated...not "stainless" steel.No problems here. Still shooting my stainless cup (yellow/white packaging) Winchesters I bought over 30 years ago from Dexter Automotive aka Powder Valley.
Yikes. Was that the first time you used that hand primer?I just seated 50 of the new CCI primers and I can say with out a doubt it's the
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TOOL , I seated 17 and of the 17 , 4 flipped upside down My primer tool came with two trays . One if you have RCBS shell holders and one that only uses the Hornady shell holders . I have always used the RCBS shell holders with the primer so I've always used the RCBS tray .
I switched to the Hornady tray and shell holder and seated the remaining 33 with out issue . I will say this though . None of the CCI primers seated as hard as the Winchester's do . They were firm but did not take all my hand strength as a lot of the Win do .