Can you remove live (unfired) primers with a resizing die? I have some live primers (of the wrong type) in some brass I want to use. Guess the other option would be to “fire” them in the rifle.
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Hence why I said I re-use them (mostly) in practice ammo.Don't know if any of you would care to comment, but when reusing unseated primers it seem that they were a bit loose in the pockets?
I've never noticed that issue and probably why I don't have issues is . I only chamfer crimped pockets on ( 5.56X45 7.62X51 and 7.62X63 ) and more than likely those calibers were what I'd have de-capped . As a general rule I only load a few boxes of magnum Rifle loads at a setting and I double check cases before priming with Mag primers . I Don't bother using Mil spec primers any longer on any of My bolt or Gas guns ,including M1 & 14's ,I've never had an issue with slam fires . IF I'm not mistaken I believe those Unis-Genex primers are Mil Spec ,as someone at PPU told Me that .Don't know if any of you would care to comment, but when reusing unseated primers it seem that they were a bit loose in the pockets?