NORMA 9mm brass small flash hole

[luv2giddyup]

[ysr_racer]

Nope, when I get them I toss them in the trash.

[ar15barrels]

Get a decapping die with a smaller decapping pin.
Alternative is to drill out all the flash holes.
You can do that with the primer in place, just don't drill through the primer.

[nedro]

This should work.

https://www.mightyarmory.com/products/the-pua-decapping-die-for-lapua-brass?_pos=1&_sid=54c476ab1&_ss=r

[ar15barrels]

This should work.
https://www.mightyarmory.com/product...4c476ab1&_ss=r

It's funny to see new products that are copying features that Dillon instituted 25+ years ago like the spring loaded decapper to pitch the primer off the end of the decapping pin.
The Dillon 9mm dies I bought in 1996 already have that.

[baranski]

It's funny to see new products that are copying features that Dillon instituted 25+ years ago like the spring loaded decapper to pitch the primer off the end of the decapping pin.
The Dillon 9mm dies I bought in 1996 already have that.

The Dillon pin is not near as robust as the MA pin.


That being said, I just finished a batch of .357 SIG and many of these hem had small flash holes and the MA decapper made quick work of right sizing the flash hole and punching out the spent primer.

[ar15barrels]

The Dillon pin is not near as robust as the MA pin.

I have punched through many berdan cases and accidentally converted them to boxer primers while sizing random range 9mm brass.
I bet the dillon pin can handle swaging a flash hole open once in a while.

[justMike]

Maybe this? Yes, it fits RCBS decapping stems for headed pins.

https://www.midsouthshooterssupply.com/item/00005396618/decapping-pin-small

[BrassCase]

After I broke a few on Norma brass I just started throwing away.

[luv2giddyup]

Thanks to all !
Looks like the MA setup will be the direction to try.