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  • #16
    smoothy8500
    Veteran Member
    • Sep 2009
    • 3846

    Originally posted by TFA777
    Problem with countersink is you might drill your primer hole wider. The burstfireguns reamer can't cut too deeply.
    True, you have to pay attention. Burstfire, Hornady, Lyman, etc, are all good choices that can screw into a threaded adapter to go in the drill/driver.

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    • #17
      browndude
      Member
      • Aug 2018
      • 261

      Originally posted by divingin
      Do you have a rocket ship deburring tool? A quarter turn with mild pressure will remove the crimp. Designed to cut, so probably more efficient than repurposing screwdriver bits. Plus the tool makes sure you don't get interference at the case mouth after trimming (seating bullets, and chambering. Using the tool for what it was designed for - sacrilege, I know.)

      The LC stuff from 2015-2020 was pretty much analogous to Federal brass (may be differences between NATO and commercial lines though.) Winchester took over LC armory in 2020.

      Side note: the dots and circles on the LC headstamp are a code showing (depending on who you talk to) the date it was made, the machine it was made on, or the dies used.
      Yes have a small one . It works better than the ryobi #2 Phillips bits I bought.

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      • #18
        browndude
        Member
        • Aug 2018
        • 261

        Shot 5rds of each
        H335, 25gr
        Alliant match, 24gr
        Accurate 2495, 24gr
        Without a chrony they all cracked same as store bought ammo
        No failures at all.
        Next purchase the wife won't know aboot is that chrony with Bluetooth.

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