Primer pocket swager

[sled_mack]

On the Scout site there was a thread on primer pocket swagers. I've lost the link. And I figure there is no harm in getting good info here, so...

Someone posted a link to a swager that installs in a press like a die. I forget the details, but there was no need to run the ram all the way down, just far enough to swap cases out. If anyone recognizes what I am talking about, I'd appreciate a name to search for.

Thanks!

 

[Milo 2.5]

I recall something kinda neat also, but take my word, anything you buy like that is just a stepping stone to a Dillon swager, and it's resale value not high.

 

[Brownie38]

Here is the RCBS swager is this what your looking for?

 

[nexusfire]

What do these things do exactly?

 

[Brownie38]

Nexus. A swager is used to iron out the primer pocket crimp usually found on military cases allowing you to reprime the case. This operation only needs done one time.

 

[mtrmn]

On the Scout site there was a thread on primer pocket swagers. I've lost the link. And I figure there is no harm in getting good info here, so...

Someone posted a link to a swager that installs in a press like a die. I forget the details, but there was no need to run the ram all the way down, just far enough to swap cases out. If anyone recognizes what I am talking about, I'd appreciate a name to search for.

Thanks!

I think this is what you're looking for:
http://www.ch4d.com/products/equipment/case-tools/psk

This thing is very sensitive to adjustment but once you get it set you can breeze through a lot of brass. Only takes a couple inches travel on the handle of my Rock Chucker

 

[mattp8893]

I used to that and personally prefer the mounted ones if you're going to do high volumes of brass


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[sled_mack]

I think this is what you're looking for:
http://www.ch4d.com/products/equipment/case-tools/psk

This thing is very sensitive to adjustment but once you get it set you can breeze through a lot of brass. Only takes a couple inches travel on the handle of my Rock Chucker

That is it! Thanks.