Does anyone make a tool that removes crimp and uniforms primer pocket.

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I have about 10k pieces of brass that I need to remove the crimp and uniform the primer pockets. The thought of having to do those two processes seperately have me wishing for options. Preferably on that can be chucked in a drill press and do both processes with one quick pass.
 
 
I ordered one of these from Midway. It came yesterday, but I haven't had a chance to play with it yet.
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One option is "don't do it
Buy new lapua brass and enjoy skipping the crimp removal/uniforming.
Me ? I'm truly stupid.
I have zillions of crimped brass also
I use a decrimping die and a uniformer one piece at a time and learned to love it.
And i loaded tons of it (both 762x51 and 556) and get good performance 175smk with 44gr varget matches fgmm 175smk
and 23,7gr TAC matches imi77
And I'm happy
But I figure most people would be happier to take the lapua path and sell the crimped brass :)
 
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What I've tried in order of preference from hated to okayish-

3.) Hand drilling
2.) Super swage
1.) Rock chucker Mighty armory swagger tool

I'd like to try the lee APP next but the mighty armory is honestly pretty good.


If you combined that with a case ejector from inline fab you could rock and roll at a good clip.

Not like Dillon 1100 speed, but there's so little setup time you might come out ahead.
 
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It’s a 2 step process for me, but I don’t deal with a lot of crimped brass. RCBS primer pocket swager followed by a primer pocket uniforming cutter on my Hornady case prep station.
 
Cutting out crimps is the best way of removing them. RCBS makes a great dual angle cutter for this. I found it best to chuck the case in a drill and spin it very slowly while holding the cutter in a threaded case prep handle. It takes maybe 5 seconds per case.
 
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