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came across these while case prepping. its all l-c 13 and have 4 indentations . im possitive my rifles didnt do it. im guessing they came in with some brass i purchased here. the white stuff is some lee resizing lube
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came across these while case prepping. its all l-c 13 and have 4 indentations . im possitive my rifles didnt do it. im guessing they came in with some brass i purchased here. the white stuff is some lee resizing lube -
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Yep, crimped primer pockets. You'll need to swage them or run a primer pocket burr to remove the crimp."The Best You Know Is The Best You've Had"Comment
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ok good. i have a dillon swage just found it odd some other lc13 brass i have doesnt have those indentations...so they are going to get prepped with the rest...Comment
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I've seen these too. Seems like there's a bunch of different looking results of the crimp.Comment
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You might experience a little more pressure being required to get the primer out initially. Once you swage the primer pockets, you will be GTG.Comment
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You can definitely see an octagonal shape of the primer pocket due to the crimping. I had not seen prior LC crimping done this way. Good to know.Comment
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I really hope those primer pockets arent really that nasty looking
In person.
Let us know how the swaging goes. That case on the bottom right looks beat to crap
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