FrankenMauser
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Well... Then, according to that statistic, 99% of people are afraid to decap a live primer.Sure. But that's where 99% of people will have primers they need dead. Doesn't do any good if it works in a test tube and not application. There's various ways to break the surface tension. Fwiw just deprime them and move on. But I get wanting to know what will render then inert, at least for depriming.
I am not.
I do not need to endeaden primers. They're fine in any state of salvageability - even if that level of salvageability is "knock it out and toss it in the trash".
Metal God's experiment will still be valid - even if only viewed as a "starting point" by some people - because knowing what DOES render a primer inert (temporarily or permanently) is good knowledge to have.
From there, one can move on to what works in primed cases.
But if you start with primed cases and don't have a way to insure that the solution/chemical/liquid is actually in the primer cups, it is a waste of time and an invalid experiment.