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  • Bill Steele
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    Originally posted by tommyfly
    okay so i just checked and the dies are "Pacific Durachrome"

    Looks like hornady bought them out in the 70's

    so i probably wont be able to find the exact de-caping pins.

    Probably just order a few different ones and see what fits.
    Hornaday has the same kind of CS as RCBS. Call them and ask for tech support in reloading. They might have some decapping pins for the pacific dies laying around on one of the shelves.

    Good luck.

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  • tommyfly
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    okay so i just checked and the dies are "Pacific Durachrome"

    Looks like hornady bought them out in the 70's

    so i probably wont be able to find the exact de-caping pins.

    Probably just order a few different ones and see what fits.

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  • snowdog650
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    Originally posted by TKM
    Get a universal decapping die. Never happen again.

    http://www.midwayusa.com/product/136...-decapping-die
    This. ^^^^^

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  • tommyfly
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    Well, as much as I appreciate everyones input, the die IS NOT an RCBS.

    The only reason i put up a link to that picture was because it clearly showed the part that I messed up. Regardless, at least now I know what the name of the part is, so I might have better luck looking for it, or asking my local gun store about it.

    Thanks much!

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  • koehn,jim
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    You could also go to a gun shop and buy a package of 5 decapping pins for 2.00 and have spares. Its faster. Mistakes happen.

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  • stilly
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    And THIS is why we should always start reloading on a press that is NOT a progressive?

    I agree with everyone else. Call RCBS and they will get that part out to you asap and in the meantime you can read up on how to make less of these mistakes. I wonder what other things you might have done wrong. I hope that you did not get Accurate #7 mixed up with Reloader #7...

    Originally posted by TKM
    Get a universal decapping die. Never happen again.

    http://www.midwayusa.com/product/136...-decapping-die


    Not true. My moval "friend" gave me a 7.62x54 and SWORE that they were hard crimped so I started decapping and damn I tightened that pin so hard that after the 3rd time of popping up it just snapped. Then I got a flashlight and looked down the shell and saw it was berdan primed. Did that on a HANDpress too- BUT, in my defense, I had perfect thigh-master form...
    Last edited by stilly; 02-08-2013, 3:37 PM.

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  • damndave
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    Originally posted by Bill Steele
    If it is an RCBS die, call RCBS in the morning, they will send you a new one.

    This

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  • TKM
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    Originally posted by EL_NinO619
    How would that have solved anything. A depriming die in station #2 or any other means no primer chute hole, which means bent decapping pin. I and I know they say unbreakable with Lee's collet decapping pin, but when you have a monkey operating your press (older Bro) I have seen it break.

    Whatever the make of your die is, call that company. If you nice enough and ask in a friendly voice, they may even send you a couple. Tell them your a newb.
    You (or the OP) are the new guy.

    Forget I mentioned anything.

    Nothing in my 30 years of reloading is going to be of any help.

    Jive on{Cut me some slack, Jack! Chump don' want no help, chump don't GET da' help!}Jive off.

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  • Divernhunter
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    Ask nice and RCBS will send you a new stem and a PACK of decap pins....not just one.

    Aren't you glad you got RCBS and not lee? RCBS will do that even when the die is 40+ years old, your fault, not require you to send in the old part and no reciept!

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  • EL_NinO619
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    Originally posted by TKM
    Get a universal decapping die. Never happen again.

    http://www.midwayusa.com/product/136...-decapping-die
    How would that have solved anything. A depriming die in station #2 or any other means no primer chute hole, which means bent decapping pin. I and I know they say unbreakable with Lee's collet decapping pin, but when you have a monkey operating your press (older Bro) I have seen it break.

    Whatever the make of your die is, call that company. If you nice enough and ask in a friendly voice, they may even send you a couple. Tell them your a newb.
    Last edited by EL_NinO619; 02-07-2013, 11:17 PM.

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  • Zeke003
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    Yeah call RCBS if that's the die. I had to get some replacement parts because of mistakes too, they'll take care of it.

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  • TKM
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    Get a universal decapping die. Never happen again.

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  • BACKTOSHOOTING
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    Call RCBS in the morrning, They will sens a new one for free

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  • Bill Steele
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    If it is an RCBS die, call RCBS in the morning, they will send you a new one.

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  • tommyfly
    started a topic need help finding part

    need help finding part

    hey guys. still new to reloading, and made a truly idiotic and rookie mistake just now.

    I had my die that punches out the primer set at the wrong station, and bent the hell out of the little rod that hits out the primer.

    Anyone know where i could find a new one? i checked a couple sites, but havent turned up anything.

    Any help is much appreciated.


    Edit:
    The part i screwed up is the little piece protruding from the far left end of the die in this pic:




    just to be clear
    Last edited by tommyfly; 02-07-2013, 10:37 PM.
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